10 Best Framer Popup and Modal Components in 2026

Smart Popups is the broadest trigger toolkit on this list: time delay, scroll depth, exit intent, inactivity, date-and-time scheduling, and time-only windows — all configurable from one property panel. Connect any Framer frame as the popup card, switch between modal and full-width banner layouts, and use canvas preview mode to position overlays while designing the rest of the page. At 19 USD it replaces stitching multiple single-purpose components when a launch site needs newsletter capture, cookie notices, and seasonal campaign popups under one license.

Exit Popups ships with dark, light, gradient, and glass presets plus text-only or image-flanked layouts — so a lead-capture modal looks polished minutes after install. Four trigger modes cover exit intent, scroll depth, time delay, and idle time, with session-aware frequency and an optional auto-close progress bar that pauses on hover. At 9 USD it is the strongest value when your team wants themed conversion popups rather than wiring triggers around a blank frame.

Smart Trigger Popup imposes zero design constraints: build your modal as a normal frame, drop it into the content slot, and choose exit intent, scroll percentage, or seconds-on-page as the trigger. Returning-visitor detection lets you show once to new users and skip repeat annoyance, while overlay dimming, scroll lock, and fade-slide-scale-bounce animations ship in the panel. At 14 USD it is the right pick when creative direction matters more than bundled themes.

Exit Popup from FramerHub.io combines time delay, exit intent, and scroll-distance triggers with flexible center-overlay or corner positioning. Auto-close with a countdown progress bar — pausing on hover — gives visitors a clear dismiss path without feeling trapped. Connect a custom frame through the slot content property and tune backdrop color, edge spacing, and exit sensitivity from the panel. It pairs well with FramerHub’s form and CMS tools when a funnel needs coordinated capture and filtering.

Timed Popup focuses on one job and does it thoroughly: show your connected popup card after a configurable delay with placement, backdrop, enter-exit animation, auto-close timer, and frequency rules including session memory. Canvas preview mode keeps the overlay visible while you style the rest of the page, then hides it with one toggle when you need a clean workspace. At 9 USD it is the best single-purpose timed install when Smart Popups’ full trigger suite is more than the project needs.

Exit Intent Popup isolates mouse-leave detection for desktop sessions where visitors move toward browser controls — the classic abandonment recovery pattern. Connect your offer frame, tune sensitivity and placement, and layer it with Soyeb’s other popup components when different pages need different trigger logic. At 9 USD it is the focused alternative to Smart Popups when only exit recovery is in scope and you want a lighter property panel.

Delayed Popup waits a configurable number of milliseconds after page load, then reveals any connected frame at one of nine screen positions with optional color-and-blur overlay. Show-once mode uses browser storage with customizable tracking IDs so multiple popups on one site do not collide. Scroll lock engages while the modal is open. From the same creator behind several animation components on yoframer, it is a solid mid-tier pick when millisecond timing and persistent frequency caps matter.

Chehak Singla’s Smart Popup — branded ModalTrigger in the listing — exposes three independent toggles: mouse-leave exit intent, scroll-percentage depth, and seconds-based delay. Each trigger can be enabled or disabled separately, making it easy to run exit-only on pricing pages and scroll-only on long blog posts from the same component instance. At 8 USD it is the lowest-cost multi-trigger option when you do not need scheduling, inactivity detection, or bundled visual themes.

Popup Button handles the click-triggered side of the popup equation for free: attach any component or frame, style the trigger button, and choose fade, slide, zoom, or bounce transitions with adjustable overlay opacity and blur. Close-on-outside-click and a built-in dismiss control keep the interaction predictable. Use it alongside timed or exit-intent components when some modals should stay user-initiated — for example a “View pricing” button next to an automatic welcome popup.

Timed Media Popup takes a different approach from fullscreen modals: a floating square, wide, or circular bubble appears after a delay or when visitors reach a section ID, playing YouTube, Vimeo, or direct MP4 links with optional click-through URLs. It sits at the bottom of the viewport rather than dimming the entire page — useful for persistent demo reels on SaaS landers where a center modal would feel too aggressive. As a free install it complements paid exit-intent tools when you want passive video engagement alongside active capture popups.