Store form upload files in your own Supabase Storage bucket. Connect your native Framer forms to Supabase Storage in 30 seconds with zero client-side API key leaks.
Zero code or third-party plugins required
Enter your Supabase Storage bucket credentials or link your account securely in the FramerSend dashboard.
Drag and drop the custom FramerSend File Upload component into your native form.
Files uploaded by users automatically stream to your storage, returning secure file links in submissions.
Choose low-cost Annual billing or pay once for a Lifetime License. Unlimited submissions with a 14-day refund guarantee.
Only $1.25/mo billed annually • Cancel anytime
Annual subscription • 1 Framer site license
Encrypted API vault, real-time delivery, and unlimited submissions
Collect PDF job applications and automatically sort them into Google Drive/S3 folders.
Collect high-quality PNG/JPG bug report attachments directly from users.
Store secure client financial drafts or contracts directly in your private cloud storage.
“Streaming file attachments directly from Framer native forms into Supabase Storage without exposing AWS or storage keys solved our compliance nightmare. Super clean.”
Digital Agency Lead
“Our client needed resume uploads for job applicants. The FramerSend Supabase Storage component took less than 2 minutes to drop into the page layout.”
Freelance Framer Designer
“No middleman storage retainment — files go straight into our Supabase Storage bucket with signed secure download URLs in the submission payload. Outstanding.”
Product Designer
Sign up for a FramerSend account (or log in). Go to Connections → Add Connection → Supabase Storage, and connect your account securely. We encrypt and store tokens using AES-256.
Yes, all API credentials are encrypted at rest. The client-side code in Framer only exposes a public Form ID, keeping your private keys entirely secure.
No. FramerSend provides unlimited form submissions across all license tiers so your live website forms never get blocked during high-traffic spikes.