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Deframer in Codex. Framer to code, in a few words.
Add Deframer to the Codex CLI and convert a Framer site from your terminal. Codex signs in to Deframer with OAuth in your browser.
Set up
Connect it.
- Add the server with the first command below.
- Sign in with the second: your browser opens deframer.co. Sign in and choose Allow.
- Start Codex and ask it to convert your site.
codex mcp add deframer --url https://deframer.co/mcp
codex mcp login deframer
Try it
Ask for it. It does the rest.
- “Which Deframer account am I connected with?”
- “Is https://my-site.framer.website ready to convert?”
- “Convert it to Next.js with the images on Framer's CDN”
- “How is my conversion going?”
codex mcp listshows the server and whether it's signed in. The same setting is used by the Codex IDE extension.- Converting is free. Unlocking and downloading happen on deframer.co: no app can spend your credits. Revoke the connection any time in Dashboard → Connected apps.
- What each tool does, and how sign-in works: the MCP server reference.
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