Pick framer-export (open-source CLI) if
- You are comfortable on the command line and want a free static copy you run yourself.
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framer-export (open-source CLI): a local folder with the rendered pages as HTML, their styles, scripts and assets, and a small server to run it. Deframer: a TypeScript project for the framework you pick, built from the site's own code. The facts below are from each tool's own site, checked 7 November 2026.
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| Deframer | framer-export (open-source CLI) | |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | A full TypeScript project built from the site's own code | A local folder with the rendered pages as HTML, their styles, scripts and assets, and a small server to run it |
| Kind of output | Framework source code | Static HTML copy |
| Frameworks | Next.js, Astro, React Router, TanStack Start, Vite, static HTML (and plain React) | Static files; an optional prompt file asks a coding agent to rebuild it in React, Next.js, Vue, SvelteKit or Astro |
| TypeScript | Yes: every file is .ts or .tsx | No (static files) |
| How it works | Paste the published URL. No Framer login or plugin. | Install with npm (Node 20 or later) and run it on the site's URL; it drives headless Chrome. Also a local web UI. |
| CMS | Each collection becomes a schema and a JSON file; its pages are prerendered for every item. | Not stated. |
| Fonts and images | Your choice: kept on Framer's CDN, or downloaded into the project. | Downloaded, with CDN URLs rewritten to local paths. |
| Ownership check | Verified: a code in the site's custom code proves it is yours before the cheapest download. | Not stated. |
| Pricing | 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. | Free and open source (MIT). |
Sources: github.com/danbenba/FramerExport. Prices change: check framer-export (open-source CLI)'s site for today's.
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