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Framer to HTML: convert your site to static files that actually work

Framer has no export button — and most third-party exporters return flat HTML with dead animations. Here's how to turn a published Framer site into portable static files where everything keeps working, in about a minute.

No signup for the preview. Only export sites you own.

Why Framer doesn't export HTML

Framer's official position is that sites depend on their hosting infrastructure, so there's no export button. In practice your published site is already static files — HTML, scripts, images — delivered to every visitor's browser. Exporting means collecting those files properly, not rebuilding anything.

How to convert Framer to HTML in 3 steps

  1. Paste your published URL above — the .framer.app address or your custom domain. SiteFreeze reads the sitemap and fetches every page.
  2. Check the free live preview. You get a hosted preview link before downloading anything — click through pages, test the mobile menu, watch the animations.
  3. Download the .zip and host it. Drag the folder into Cloudflare Pages or Netlify (both free), push to GitHub Pages, or upload via FTP. Local check first? Double-click the bundled preview-mac.command / preview-windows.bat — no installs.

What survives the export

Everything your visitors see, because SiteFreeze keeps the Framer runtime instead of stripping it: scroll and appear animations, hover states, sliders and accordions, CMS collection pages, Lottie and Rive animations, custom fonts, video — and your contact form, which keeps delivering submissions to your Framer inbox. The "Made in Framer" badge is hidden automatically.

What doesn't survive (honesty section)

The export is a snapshot: publish new CMS posts on Framer and you'll want to re-export (it takes a minute). Site search and A/B testing that run on Framer's servers won't come along. That's the whole list.

Where to host for free

Cloudflare Pages — drag the unzipped folder in the dashboard, done, global CDN. Netlify — same drag-and-drop. GitHub Pages — push the folder to a repo. All three cost nothing for a typical portfolio's traffic, which is exactly why paying a monthly subscription for a finished site makes so little sense.

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Framer to HTML — FAQ

Is this an official Framer export?

No — Framer doesn't offer one. SiteFreeze is an independent tool that packages the publicly published output of your own site into portable files.

Will my animations break like with other exporters?

No. Scrape-based tools strip JavaScript, which kills Framer's animations. SiteFreeze preserves the runtime, so interactions work identically to the live site.

How long does the conversion take?

Typically under a minute for a 20-page site: fetching pages takes seconds, and the full offline export downloads assets in your browser.

Can I edit the HTML afterwards?

Yes — it's yours. Text edits are straightforward in any editor. For design changes it's usually easier to edit in Framer and re-export.

What does it cost?

Live previews are free. A free account downloads your latest export as a .zip. Pro is a one-time €30 for lifetime unlimited exports with all assets bundled for full offline hosting.