Export Any Framer Website to
Clean HTML, CSS & JS Code
Export any Framer site into clean HTML, CSS, animations, and assets. Ship it anywhere. No vendor lock-in, no runtime dependencies.
Works with any public Framer site: custom domains, .framer.website, multi-page
$10.99 per site (first 25 only) · How it works · Hosting guide · Blog
Launching headless browser and loading your site
No-code to code. Complete.
Your Framer site is now clean, editable HTML & CSS. Open it in any AI code editor and make it yours.
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Site Structure
How it works
From no-code to your own codebase
Paste your Framer URL
Drop any public Framer site URL. Custom domains and .framer.website both work. We handle the rest.
We render & extract everything
A headless browser visits every page, executes all JavaScript, captures the rendered HTML, and downloads every font, image, and style.
Download production-ready code
All URLs are rewritten to relative paths. Animations are converted to CSS. Open index.html and it just works. Deploy it anywhere.
Features
Everything your Framer site has, now in code
Animations preserved
Scroll-triggered reveals, hover effects, entrance animations, and marquee tickers are all converted to native CSS. No JavaScript framework needed.
Full multi-page export
Follows every internal link recursively (up to 50 pages), preserving the exact directory structure and navigation. See what's included.
Zero runtime dependencies
The exported site is pure HTML + CSS. No React, no Framer Motion, no build step. Deploy to Vercel, Netlify, S3, or open locally.
Safe & rate-limited
Internal/private IPs are blocked before crawling. Each IP is limited to 3 exports per hour to prevent abuse.
Good to know
What's not included in the export
Form submissions
Framer forms rely on their backend to process submissions. Exported forms keep their HTML structure but won't submit data. You'll need to wire them to your own backend, Formspree, or Netlify Forms. How to add forms.
CMS & dynamic content
Framer CMS collections (blog posts, team members, etc.) are rendered as static HTML at export time. New CMS entries added after export won't appear. You'll need to re-export or migrate to a static site generator.
Site search
Framer's built-in search uses their API at runtime. The exported site won't have search functionality. Consider adding Algolia, Pagefind, or a custom search solution.
E-commerce & payments
If your Framer site uses Stripe, Shopify, or Framer's built-in checkout, those integrations won't work. Product pages export as static HTML but payment flows need re-implementation.
Authentication & gated content
Password-protected pages and member-only content behind Framer's auth system won't be accessible during export. Only publicly visible pages are captured.
Third-party embeds & widgets
Interactive embeds (Calendly, Typeform, Loom, etc.) are captured as iframes pointing to external services. They'll work online but not offline, and may need API keys or auth to function on a new domain.
Localization & routing logic
Framer's locale switcher and conditional routing (geo-redirect, A/B tests) run on their edge network. Exported pages are static snapshots of the default locale and variant.
Analytics & tracking
Framer's built-in analytics and any connected tracking scripts (GA, Hotjar, etc.) are stripped during export to keep the output clean. Re-add your preferred analytics to the exported HTML.
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