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16 posts on Framer

  1. Deframer cover: “No export? Four ways out.” Beside it, four tiles, Rebuild, Snapshot, Converter and Reverse proxy, with Converter selected

    Export6 min read

    Can you export code from Framer?

    Framer has no code export. Here are the four real routes to your site's code (rebuild, HTML snapshot, converter, reverse proxy) and how to pick one.

  2. Deframer cover: “To Next.js, step by step.” Beside it, a list of Framer, Next.js, TypeScript and Deploy anywhere with Next.js selected

    Migration6 min read

    How to export a Framer site to Next.js

    Export a Framer site to Next.js step by step: convert, compare, verify ownership and download an App Router TypeScript project, then check it.

  3. Deframer cover: “Growing fast? Time to move?” Beside it, four tiles, Team skills, Backend, Content and Cost, with Backend selected

    Strategy5 min read

    Framer vs. Next.js for growing sites

    Framer vs. Next.js for a growing site: when to stay and when to move, judged on team skills, backend needs, content workflow and cost.

  4. Deframer cover: “Host elsewhere: proxy it or own it.” Beside it, two cards, Proxy or Your host, with Your host selected

    Hosting5 min read

    Can you host a Framer site somewhere else?

    Framer sites can't be self-hosted as files, but you can put your own proxy in front of Framer or convert the site to Next.js and host it anywhere.

  5. Deframer cover: “Prove it’s yours. One meta tag.” Beside it, two cards, Settings to Verified, with Settings selected

    Verification5 min read

    Verifying Framer site ownership

    Verify Framer site ownership for Deframer: add the verification meta tag in Custom Code, publish, and what to check when it isn't found.

  6. Deframer cover: “Your portfolio, case by case.” Beside it, four tiles, Projects, Case studies, Contact form and Animations, with Case studies selected

    Portfolio6 min read

    Migrating a Framer portfolio to Next.js

    Migrate a Framer portfolio to Next.js: projects CMS, case studies, contact form and animations, with a checklist in the order you'll work.