
Fully transparent background — sits cleanly over any content beneath it without adding a fill or overlay
Auto-responsive — detects its own container width and switches between desktop (24px radius), tablet (16px radius), and mobile (12px radius) token sets automatically. Just resize the component frame per breakpoint in Framer
SHA-256 password hashing — optional toggle to store a hashed version of your password instead of plaintext, so your real password is never readable in browser DevTools
Shake animation on wrong password with auto-clear
Smooth unlock animation with redirect on success
Show/hide password toggle on the input
Every colour is editable from the right panel — card fill, border, heading, body, input, button, success and error states
Font names are editable — works with any custom font loaded in your Framer project
Hint field — optional, leave blank to hide
Portfolio sites where you want visitors to see your profile but need a password to access project case studies
Client preview pages you want to share selectively before a project goes live
Agency or studio sites with a members-only or NDA-protected work section
Early-stage product pages shared with beta users or investors
In Framer, go to Assets → Code → New File, name it SecurePagePassword, paste the component code, and save.
On the page you want to protect, blur or visually obscure the section you want to hide (Framer's blur effect on a frame works well for this).
Drag the PasswordGate component from Assets onto the canvas and position it over the blurred section. Set its position to Absolute in the layout panel.
In the right-hand properties panel, set your Password and Redirect URL (the page visitors land on after a correct entry).
Optionally toggle Hash password → SHA-256 and use the companion HashGenerator component (listed separately) to generate a secure hash to paste in instead of plaintext.
For each breakpoint (Desktop, Tablet, Mobile), resize the component frame to match the section it covers — the card inside reflows automatically.
Publish. Visitors will see the password gate over the protected section.