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One collection. A whole set of covers.

Six new stories for the studio journal. Six titles to show off. Give each one its own card while keeping the typography, colors and brand consistent across the set.

Explore the free FIELDNOTES sample with stories like “Design that earns its place” and “The quiet power of a good system”. Try Poster, Editorial and Split to find your favorite look.

1. Give your stories a destination

Choose an editable user-managed CMS collection. Map the plain-text title, an optional category and the Image field for your finished cards. A dedicated Social image field keeps every cover easy to find.

Load up to 1,000 items and create up to 200 cards in a batch. Choose the stories you want to share next.

2. Make the set unmistakably yours

Choose Poster, Editorial or Split, add your colors and upload a PNG, JPEG or WebP logo. Save a brand preset so your next batch starts with the same look.

Preview every title. Built-in text-fit and contrast checks help you refine the cards before export. Adjust a long title or switch layouts, then see the whole set come together.

Rendering happens on your device. Your CMS copy stays with you and Framer.

3. Fill the field. Keep the originals.

Export your cards as PNGs or assign the selected set to your CMS image field. Empty destinations are selected by default; include existing images when you want a fresh cover for those stories too.

Finish other edits to the collection, review the batch and confirm. Cover records the originals and verifies each assignment. Drafts stay drafts and newer edits stay protected.

Restore matching fields from the batch history and keep a recovery export with your project files. Uploaded cards stay in your Framer assets. Set image focal points after an assignment or restore; restoration brings back the original image, alt text and resolution.

4. Put the cards to work

Open your CMS page’s settings. Under Page images → Social preview, choose CMS Variables and select your Social image field. Connect it once and each page draws its preview from the corresponding card.

Preview the pages, publish in Framer and inspect the shared result with the Link Preview tool. Social platforms refresh cached previews on their own schedule.

New titles or a fresh brand? Run another batch with your saved preset. You choose when each set is ready.