Framer export tools compared
Framer has no HTML export of its own, so every way to get your site out as files is a third-party tool. Here are the ones we found, ours included, with how each one runs and what it costs.
| Tool | How it runs | Free | Paid | Also listed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| unhost | Web app. Paste the site's public address. | A live preview of the whole export, before you pay. | $19 once per site. $79 with the Migration Kit. | Re-exports of the same site are free, up to 3 a month. Refund within 7 days if the export doesn't work. |
| PullPage | Web app. Paste the published address, then download a ZIP or sync to GitHub. | 3 “lite” exports a month, in a mode it calls “remote assets”. | $4.99 once for one full export with local assets. $9.99 a month for 30. | 14-day money-back guarantee. |
| Framer Export | Web app. Paste the address and pick the pages, then download a ZIP or push to GitHub. | A preview that lasts for the current session. | $14.99 once per site, listed as an introductory price. $49 with a rebuild kit. | Re-exports of the same site are free. Money-back guarantee. |
| ToStatic | Web app and Chrome extension. Also covers Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Notion and Lovable. | 1 personal site, up to 5 pages per export. | €19.99 a month for 100 pages per project, or a €14.99 one-time voucher. | The paid plan lists watermark removal and automatic deploys. |
| Framer to Code | Plugin inside the Framer editor, made by valorsic studio. | 3 pages. | Page packs that don't expire. The listing shows no prices. | Bundles the React and Framer Motion runtimes with the export. |
| Framer Extractor | Chrome extension. Downloads the site as a ZIP. | The listing shows no price. | The listing shows no price. | Version 2.0, updated 7 April 2026. |
# Every row but ours is what the tool's own page said on 10 October 2026. We have not tested the other tools, and prices change, so check the linked page before you buy. Something out of date? Email info@unhost.dev.
Which one fits
- To export from inside the Framer editor, Framer to Code is a plugin in Framer's own marketplace.
- To try without paying, PullPage and ToStatic have free tiers with limits, and Framer to Code gives three pages.
- If you also export from other builders, ToStatic covers Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Notion and Lovable.
- To see the whole site working before you pay, with a refund if the download doesn't work, use unhost.
One tool you may have seen is missing on purpose. unframer exports Framer components as React code for developers, which is a different job from copying a published site.
What you get with unhost
unhost is $19 once per site. That covers:
- A free live preview of the entire export, on its own address, before you pay anything.
- Exports that are checked with Framer's servers blocked. They load with 0 broken images.
- A report with every export that lists what was found on the site: integrations, forms, fonts and CMS collections.
- Free re-exports of the same site, up to 3 a month.
- A refund within 7 days if the export doesn't work. See the refund policy.
How to test any export before you rely on it
A copy is only yours if it works without Framer. You can check that in a few minutes, with any tool on this list:
- Open the export: the downloaded files on a test host, or the tool's live preview if it has one.
- In your browser's developer tools, block requests to
framerusercontent.comandframerstatic.com, then reload. Chrome, Edge and Firefox can all block a domain from their Network panel. - Click through every page, including CMS pages. Look for missing images, fallback fonts and animations that no longer run.
Anything that disappeared was still loading from Framer's servers, and it will disappear for real if the original site is ever unpublished.
What no export carries over
Whichever tool you use, a static copy leaves behind the parts that ran on Framer's servers:
- form submissions, which need a new form backend;
- editing content through Framer's CMS or editor;
- site search, password protection and Framer's own analytics.
FAQ
Does Framer have its own HTML export?
No. Framer's help centre says it “does not offer HTML export for self-hosting”. Every option on this page is a third-party tool.
How much does it cost to export a Framer site?
It depends on the tool and on how it charges: some ask for one payment per site, others for a monthly plan. The table above has each tool's price as listed on 10 October 2026. unhost is $19 once per site, with a free preview of the whole export first.
Will an exported site keep working without Framer?
Test it before you rely on it: block Framer's servers in your browser and reload the export, as described above. unhost exports are checked this way and load with 0 broken images.
Is it legal to export my Framer site?
It's your published content, and exporting a copy is your right to data portability under GDPR Article 20. Only export sites you own or control.
See it for yourself.
Preview an unhost export of your own site, free. Then run the test above on it.
Start an export →