Designed in Framer. Owned in code.
Framer is where designers ship premium sites fast. But sooner or later the site needs to live in your codebase, and that door is closed by default.
You built it. They're holding it.
Every month, you pay rent on a website that's already yours. Flip the switch: NocodeXport walks every page out the door as clean code you own, hosted wherever you want.
Owning your site should cost $0.
Drag the timeline. That's what your builder charges you to keep renting your own website. Export it once, own it forever, and the price drops to zero.
Give us your URL. We'll get your site out of Framer's prison.
We clone, clean & optimise every page of your Framer site.
We package it into a single .zip, ready to deploy anywhere.
Proof, not promises.
"Exported our entire Framer site in minutes: pixel-perfect, no runtime, no lock-in. It just worked."
"Cancelled our Webflow plan and saved ~$4k/year. The exported HTML is cleaner than what we shipped ourselves."
They tried to compete. They ended up reselling us.
Most "alternatives" are just a wrapper around our own API. The few that aren't come with strings attached.
our API
dependency
as scam
Framer to Code: NoCodeXport vs the alternatives.
Framer has no official code export. Their published sites run on a dynamic backend you can't download from the dashboard. NoCodeXport captures the rendered output of your live Framer URL and rebuilds it as standalone code: semantic HTML, extracted CSS, working JS, every asset localized. Open it in VS Code, hand it to a developer, or port it into React, Next.js or Astro.
| Feature | NoCodeXport | Framer native export | One-page scrapers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Get the full site as editable code | Yes, complete ZIP | Not supported | One page, broken paths |
| Readable file structure (per-page HTML) | Yes | Not applicable | Single dump |
| Assets localized (images, fonts, video) | Yes, relative paths | Not applicable | Hotlinked to Framer CDN |
| Framer Motion animations in the code | Preserved | Not applicable | Usually broken |
| CMS pages exported as code | Yes, every entry | Not supported | No |
| Usable as a React / Next.js starting point | Yes | No | No |
| Made-in-Framer badge in the output | Removed | Present | Present |
| Time to get the code | ~30 seconds | N/A | Hours per page |
What people export their Framer site for
Hand the code to your developer
Designers finish the site in Framer, export the code, and engineering takes over. No rebuild-from-Figma loop, no guessing at spacing values.
Port Framer to React or Next.js
The exported code is the starting point most devs ask for. Bring the markup and styles into components incrementally while the live site keeps running.
Own and edit the code yourself
Open the export in VS Code and change copy, styles or scripts directly. No editor lock-in, no republish cycle, no subscription.
Audit what Framer actually ships
See the real HTML, CSS and JS behind your site: bundle weight, meta tags, structured data, accessibility attributes. Useful for SEO and performance audits.
Code-level backup of your site
Keep a versioned copy of the full source of every release. If access to the Framer account is ever lost, the code is still yours.
Self-host the code anywhere
The export runs on Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, GitHub Pages or a plain nginx box. No build step, no runtime, no Framer hosting bill.
Keep going: Framer guides
We work with every major website builder.
Whatever you built it in, we get the clean code out.
Export Framer to Code: FAQ
Everything about turning your Framer site into clean, portable HTML you own.