Framer to HTML
Example: https://your-site.framer.websiteYour published site’s address — the one visitors see. A custom domain works too.
Discover linked and sitemap pages across the whole site, including sites with more than 500 routes.
Online tool to convert your Framer website to clean static HTML. No plugin, no Framer login, one payment and no subscription.
A Framer to HTML converter turns a live Framer website into standard web files — HTML pages, CSS, scripts, and images — so you can self-host outside Framer. Officially, Framer does not support HTML export for self-hosting. Converters work by reading the same public HTML visitors already receive, then packaging and optimizing it for portable hosting.
People search for this tool when they want to export a Framer site to HTML, cut hosting costs, remove vendor lock-in, improve Core Web Vitals, or hand a client a site they fully own.
For a Framer site, the two words describe the same job. Framer has no built-in export: its help center says it “does not provide a way to export published sites as HTML files or static website bundles.” So exporting Framer to HTML always means converting the published pages into files.
You can do that three ways: save pages one at a time from your browser, run a third-party export plugin from Framer's marketplace inside the editor, or paste the published URL into a converter like this one, with no plugin and no Framer login. A converter reads the live site, so you get the pages visitors see, not an editable Framer project.
Is it free? Not here: converting is paid. FNJ Lifetime Unlimited is one payment of $49 for unlimited Framer site conversions and every shipped feature, through November 30, 2026.Saving pages from your browser costs nothing but often leaves images on Framer's servers, and some marketplace plugins offer a few free exports before a paid license. Hosting the result can be free on a static host.
lang and viewport ensured.This is the full workflow for anyone searching how to export Framer to HTML or how to use a Framer to HTML converter:
Your site must be live on a public URL (your-site.framer.website or a custom domain). Private drafts cannot be converted.
Drop the published URL into the form and start conversion. No Framer plugin, no code, no API key.
Every page is captured, images become self-hosted WebP, trackers and the badge are removed, SEO tags are cleaned. Framer’s runtime is kept, loading from Framer’s servers with your fonts, so animations still play.
Get a static HTML bundle, or deploy to your own Cloudflare Pages or Vercel account. Edit the exported files whenever you need to update the site.
Converting is step one. Rankings are kept or lost in the move, and the rule is simple: every URL that ranks today must still answer, at the same address or through a permanent redirect. Do it in this order.
Moving to Cloudflare? Follow the Cloudflare Pages walkthrough, or the self-hosting guide for any host.
Open /sitemap.xml on your live site (Framer generates it automatically) and note the pages that get search traffic in Search Console's Performance report. That list is what you check against after launch.
The converter keeps your URL structure, titles and meta descriptions, and points each canonical tag at whichever domain serves the files instead of your Framer address.
Use one-click deploy to your own Cloudflare Pages or Vercel account, or upload the files to any static host (hosts compared). Open each URL on your list directly, not only by clicking through, and check images, menus and animations on phone and desktop.
Framer’s form backend stays with Framer. Connect each form to a service such as Formspree or Tally and send a test submission from the preview.
Before the switch, lower the TTL on your domain’s DNS records (Google suggests a few hours) so the change reaches visitors quickly. Then add the domain to your new host and set the records it gives you. Keep the Framer project published: the pages still load Framer’s runtime and fonts from Framer’s servers.
Renamed a page or changed domain? Add a permanent (301 or 308) redirect from each old URL to its new one and keep it for at least a year, as Google advises. For a new domain, also use Search Console’s Change of Address tool.
Make sure the live site has a /sitemap.xml listing URLs on your real domain, not the host’s preview address; add or edit one if it doesn’t. Submit it in Search Console and check a few key pages with the URL Inspection tool. Google says a short dip in crawling right after a move is normal.
| Search intent | What this converter does |
|---|---|
| framer to html converter | Primary tool on this page — URL → HTML ZIP |
| export framer to html | Full multi-page export with assets, not a single “Save as” |
| export vs convert framer | The same job for Framer, which has no built-in export — explained above |
| convert framer website to html | Discovers all routes and preserves path structure |
| free framer html export | Conversion needs a plan; the exported HTML hosts free on a static host |
| remove made in framer badge | Automatic — also see badge guide |
| self host framer | HTML export is the path — self-host guide |
| move from framer to html | Export + host + DNS + redirects — the step-by-step move above |
| Method | Effort | Assets | Multi-page | Performance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Browser “Save page” / view-source | High, per page | Often still on Framer CDN | Manual | Runtime still loads |
| Framer marketplace export plugin | Runs inside Framer | Varies by plugin | Varies by plugin | Varies by plugin |
| Rebuild in HTML/CSS by hand | Days–weeks | You manage all | If you build it | Depends on rebuild |
| This Framer to HTML converter | ~1 minute | Self-hosted WebP images | Automatic | Lighter images, runtime kept |
| Framer to Next.js export | ~1 minute | Self-hosted WebP images | Automatic | Full fidelity (runtime kept) |
| Generic HTML exporters (e.g. NoCodeXport) | Minutes | Varies by tool | Usually yes | Often as-is export |
.html file per page| Problem | Likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| A page is missing from the export | It’s unpublished or password-protected, or it’s in neither Framer’s sitemap nor any link on a published page | Publish it, link it from your navigation or footer, and convert again |
| A nested page 404s when opened directly | The files were uploaded one folder too deep, or the host isn’t serving each folder’s index.html | Make the folder that holds the homepage’s index.html the site root, then test direct visits on the preview |
| Animations, interactions or fonts are missing | Requests to Framer’s servers are blocked, or the Framer project was unpublished | Keep the project published, and check the browser’s Network tab for failed requests |
| A form doesn’t send | Framer’s form backend stays with Framer | Point the form at Formspree, Tally or a similar service, and test it |
| New CMS items in Framer don’t appear | The export is a snapshot of the published site | Convert again after publishing, or edit the exported files |
| Search results still show the old address | Google hasn’t recrawled the moved pages yet | Check the canonical on the live page, submit the sitemap, and inspect key URLs in Search Console |
More symptoms and fixes: Framer to HTML conversion problems.
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A Framer to HTML converter is a tool that takes a published Framer website URL and turns it into portable static HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and image files you can host anywhere. Framer does not offer official HTML export, so a converter is how you leave Framer hosting without rebuilding the site by hand.
Not with a built-in feature. Framer’s help center says it “does not provide a way to export published sites as HTML files or static website bundles.” Third-party export plugins exist in Framer’s marketplace, and this converter works from your published URL instead, with no plugin and no Framer login.
For Framer they describe the same job. Because Framer has no built-in export, exporting a Framer site to HTML means converting its published pages into files, with a converter like this one or a marketplace plugin. A converter reads the published site, so you get the pages visitors see, not an editable Framer project.
No. FNJ Lifetime Unlimited is one payment of $49 for unlimited Framer site conversions and every shipped feature, through November 30, 2026. There is no per-page export fee.
Only partly. Saving pages from your browser costs nothing, but it works one page at a time and often leaves images on Framer’s servers, and some Framer marketplace export plugins offer a few free exports before a paid license. Hosting the result can be free: Cloudflare Pages’ free plan serves requests to static files free and unlimited.
Paste your public Framer URL. The tool discovers every page, captures the server-rendered HTML, re-encodes images to self-hosted WebP, removes trackers and the Made in Framer badge, runs an SEO pass, and returns a downloadable ZIP (or one-click deploy). Framer’s runtime is kept, so animations and interactions work as designed; it still loads from Framer’s servers along with your fonts, so keep the Framer project published.
Yes. The HTML export keeps Framer’s runtime, loaded from Framer’s servers, so appear, scroll and hover animations play as designed. Keep the Framer project published for that reason. Want the site as editable React components instead? Use the Next.js Converter.
Anywhere that serves static files: Cloudflare Pages, Vercel, Netlify, GitHub Pages, Amazon S3, or classic shared hosting. One-click deploy goes to your own Cloudflare Pages or Vercel account (Vercel’s free Hobby plan is for personal, non-commercial use only); for any other host, upload the downloaded files. No build step and no Node server required.
Sometimes. The HTML export keeps Framer’s runtime, so most of the original JavaScript still loads; the gains come from re-encoding images to self-hosted WebP and removing trackers. How much depends on the site. Compare your own site before and after in Google's PageSpeed Insights.
Yes. It discovers every published page — including nested routes like /work/project — converts each to HTML, and preserves your URL structure so existing links keep working.
Because the converter couldn’t reach it from the public site. It reads Framer’s sitemap and follows the links on every published page, so unpublished and password-protected pages are skipped, and so is a page that’s in neither the sitemap nor any link. Publish or link the page, then convert again.
Yes. The Framer to HTML converter removes the Made in Framer badge from every page automatically during the SEO pass.
No. The converter only uses your public published URL. It never asks for your Framer account, password, or API key, and it cannot access private drafts or password-protected pages.
Not if your URLs stay the same. The converter keeps your paths, titles and meta descriptions and points canonical tags at the domain that serves the files. If any URL changes, 301-redirect it, and expect some movement: Google notes rankings can fluctuate while it recrawls a moved site.
Both can get a Framer site out as files. This Framer to HTML converter is Framer-focused: it re-encodes images to self-hosted WebP, removes trackers and runs an SEO pass, includes a PageSpeed comparison tool, and also offers a real Next.js project export. See the full comparison on our vs NoCodeXport page.
Pick the Framer to HTML converter when you want static files you can upload to any host. Pick Framer to Next.js when you want a real App Router codebase, split into React components, that you can keep developing. Both keep Framer’s runtime, so animations behave the same in either. You can run both and compare.
Convert the site, deploy the files to a host such as Cloudflare Pages or Vercel and check them on a preview address, then point your domain’s DNS at the new host and 301-redirect any URL that changed. The converter keeps your URL structure, which handles most of the redirect work. Keep the Framer project published, because the exported pages still load Framer’s runtime and fonts from Framer’s servers.
Not as they are: Framer’s built-in form backend stays with Framer. Point each form at a service such as Formspree or Tally, then send a test submission from the preview before you move your domain.
Not completely. Every output, HTML included, loads Framer’s runtime and fonts from Framer’s servers, so the Framer project should stay published. Your domain, files and hosting move to you; the animations still depend on Framer.
The rest of the site still converts: a single failed fetch does not abort the job, and the pipeline log shows what happened on each page. Fix the cause, then convert again; the troubleshooting table on this page lists the common ones.
No. This is an independent, third-party tool and isn't affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Framer. It's meant for converting sites you own or are authorized to convert.
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Example: https://your-site.framer.website— your published site’s address. A custom domain works too.