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Every way to get code out of a Framer site

Framer doesn't export a whole site's code. These tools do, in three different ways. The facts are from each tool's own site, checked 5 to 7 November 2026.

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What each tool gives you

ToolOutputFrameworksCMSPricing
DeframerFramework source code: TypeScriptNext.js, Astro, React Router, TanStack Start, Vite, static HTML (and plain React)Each collection becomes a schema and a JSON file; its pages are prerendered for every item.Free to convert. Download: $10 (1 credit) with site verification, packs $25 for 5 and $100 for 30, or $397 once for unlimited conversions and free verified downloads for life.
FramerToNextJSFramework source codeNext.js, Astro, HTML, React componentsPublished CMS item pages are detected as collections and exported.Lifetime $49 once in a sale ending 30 November (later "from $79 for 25 conversion credits"); 30-day refund. No free tier listed.
Unframer (React Export)React componentsAny React framework: Next.js, Remix, Vite, AstroNot stated (its CMS tools edit Framer, they don't export it).Hobby $450 a year, Commercial $2,250 a year (yearly view); 7-day trial with a $1 fee; free for open-source, non-commercial use.
PullPageStatic HTML copyStatic files; Astro on the Ultra planFull exports include all pages and CMS content at export time; Ultra has CMS content as Markdown.Free: 3 Lite exports a month. Plus $5 per export (5 for $20). Premium $8–10 a month. Ultra (Astro source) $99–$399 per project by page count.
NoCodeExportStatic HTML copyStatic files; works on Framer, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, WordPress and moreCMS editing, accounts, payments and server-side features are not included.Free: 10 exports a month, single page. Pro $10 a month, Agency $50 a month, or a Site Pass from $15 per site. No lifetime plan.
Framer Export (LetAIWorkForMe)Static HTML copyStatic filesCaptured as a snapshot at export time.$14.99 one-time per site (an introductory offer), $49 with a rebuild kit; done-for-you by quote.
FrameXportStatic HTML copyStatic files; supports 15 platformsStatic HTML for every CMS page.Free for single-page exports. Single Site €69, Lifetime €119 for unlimited sites (VAT extra); 14-day refund.
FramerExporterStatic HTML copyStatic files for Netlify, Cloudflare Pages, Vercel, GitHub Pages, FTP or any static hostNot stated.Free: preview, ZIP up to 20 MB with a badge. Single Export $9 once per project. Pro $69 a month or $599 a year (its home page lists $49 and $499). 7-day refund on single exports.
ConvertFramerFramework source codeNext.js and ReactNot stated.$15 per page, one-time per page. Done-for-you migration with added pages at $200 each.
Full Site Export (Framer plugin)Framework source codeStatic files; Next.js; React and Next.js componentsCaptured from what the site requests at runtime; local in the static copy.3 free exports of three pages each. Then $10 a month for 50 pages a month, or $99 a year. 14-day refund.
Framer to Code (Framer plugin)Static HTML copySite files with rewritten links and asset paths; no framework namedNot stated.Listed as paid; no price stated on its Marketplace page.
framer-export (open-source CLI)Static HTML copyStatic files; an optional prompt file asks a coding agent to rebuild it in React, Next.js, Vue, SvelteKit or AstroNot stated.Free and open source (MIT).

Prices change often: each tool's page links to its own site.

Three approaches

Pick the kind of output first

Framework source code

A project you develop like one you wrote: components, routes, data. Deframer (TypeScript; Next.js, Astro, React Router, TanStack Start, Vite; or static HTML) and FramerToNextJS.

React components

Individual Framer components inside an app you already have, kept in sync from Framer. Unframer, with access to the Framer project.

Static HTML copy

The built pages as files you host anywhere, without changing them much. PullPage, NoCodeExport, FrameXport and others.

FAQ

Exporting from Framer, answered

Can you export code from Framer?
Framer has no built-in export of a whole site's code. To move a site off Framer you use a third-party tool: Marketplace plugins such as Full Site Export and Framer to Code that run in the editor, web tools that read the published site and save a static HTML copy, component exporters like Unframer, and converters (like Deframer) that rebuild the site as a framework project you can develop.
What's the difference between a static export and source code?
A static export is a copy of the built pages: HTML, CSS and the scripts Framer shipped. It hosts anywhere but is hard to change. Source code is a project with components, routes and data you edit and build, the way you would a site you wrote yourself.
Which tool should I use to move a Framer site to Next.js?
If you want a Next.js project you will keep developing, use a tool that outputs source: Deframer (TypeScript in six frameworks or static HTML, free to convert) or FramerToNextJS. If you only need the current site hosted elsewhere, a static export is enough.

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