> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.cookiechimp.com/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Framer > Add a GDPR & CCPA compliant cookie consent banner to your Framer site with CookieChimp. Step-by-step custom code installation for Framer projects. Add a GDPR, ePrivacy and CCPA compliant [cookie consent banner](/docs/why-use-a-cmp) to your Framer site. CookieChimp installs as a single line of custom code in your Framer project settings — no plugins, no rebuild required. 1. Open your project in the [Framer editor](https://framer.com/projects). 2. Click the **Settings** icon (cog) in the top-left, then choose **Site Settings**. 3. Open the **General** tab and scroll down to **Custom Code**. 4. Paste the CookieChimp snippet into the **Start of `` tag** field. Pasting it here (rather than "End of ``") ensures the script runs before any tracking pixels load. 5. Click **Save**, then **Publish** your site from the top-right of the editor. Framer ships built-in integrations for Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel and others, which inject their own scripts. If you've enabled these in **Site Settings → Analytics & SEO**, prefer routing them through CookieChimp instead — either disable Framer's built-in version and re-add via Custom Code with `type="text/plain"` and `data-category`, or route them through GTM and use our [Google Tag Manager guide](/docs/installation/google-tag-manager). In Framer, you can wire any button to open the preferences modal by adding an **Embed** layer with HTML, or by using the **Link** field with the URL `#cc-preferences` if you've configured that as a trigger. For most cases, enabling CookieChimp's built-in floating Privacy Trigger is enough. ## Troubleshooting * **Banner doesn't appear on the published site** — make sure your published Framer domain (e.g. `your-site.framer.website` and any custom domain) is allowed in **Account Settings → Additional Domains** in your CookieChimp dashboard. * **Banner appears in preview but not on the live site** — Framer requires you to **Publish** after any change to Site Settings. The editor preview uses a separate environment. * **Snippet field is missing in Site Settings** — Custom Code is available on Framer's paid plans. The free plan does not allow head injection. ## Framer cookie banner FAQ Yes. CookieChimp runs in the `` of every page Framer renders, including CMS-driven blog posts, collection pages and dynamic routes. No per-page setup is needed.