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Anopa brings your Shopify products into Framer without taking the design away from you.

Description

Anopa brings your Shopify products into Framer without taking the design away from you. Connect your store, choose what syncs, and build the product card yourself as a normal Framer component. Anopa never renders your content — it decides which products appear and in what order, and your CMS design handles the rest. No locked template, no layout to work around. Shopify keeps doing what it's good at: inventory, variants, carts,discounts, and checkout. You own the front end. WHAT'S INCLUDED Catalog — grid or stack layouts, configurable columns, gaps and alignment. Set separate desktop and touch layouts, with overrides at tablet and phone breakpoints. Search — search across titles, tags, vendors, product types and descriptions. Works with a live search box or from a URL query, so you can build a dedicated search page. Filtering — filter by category, tag, collection, colour, price range and product variant options. Catalogs can respond to search or ignore it, so you can run a filtered collection page and a search page side by side. Sorting — price and name, ascending or descending. Wishlist — customers favourite products and see them in a wishlist view built from the same card design. Pagination — load more, or next/previous with page numbers. Fully styled buttons, or your own. Marketing popups States — design your own loading, empty and search-prompt states as Framer components. No default styling you have to override. Entrance animations — fade, slide, scale and blur presets with stagger, delay and easing controls. REQUIREMENTS A Shopify store and a Framer site on a plan that supports CMS and code components. PRICING Free, with no limit on how many products you sync. Every feature is included — there is no paid tier. Start from the template , or connect your own store.

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Anopa - Shopify to Framer

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