How to Download a Framer Website as HTML in 30 Seconds

Framer ships beautifully, but the moment you want your site to live somewhere else, the platform gets uncooperative. Framer doesn't expose a static-HTML export — the closest official path is self-hosting their runtime on your own infrastructure, which means you still carry their runtime weight and their billing relationship.

The shortcut most people actually want is to download a Framer site as static HTML: no runtime, no Framer badge, just files on a CDN. That takes about 30 seconds with SitedIn. Paste the public URL, pick single-page or full-site, and you get a flat bundle of HTML, CSS, and assets.

The three steps

1. Grab the public URL

Any published Framer URL works — the your-site.framer.website subdomain, a custom domain, even a password-less staging URL. Framer sites that require a password can't be read by the exporter, since it sees what an anonymous visitor sees.

2. Choose a mode

Single-page captures the URL you entered and nothing else — always free, good for a single landing page or one hero. Full-site crawls every internal link on the same domain and captures each page; the first file is free, the rest unlock after a one-time upgrade.

3. Download the output

SitedIn returns a file list (index.html, about.html, images, fonts, etc.). Drop the bundle onto Cloudflare Pages, Netlify, Vercel, GitHub Pages, or any S3 bucket with static hosting turned on.

What survives the export

• Visual layout, typography, colors, responsive breakpoints
• CSS animations and transitions
• Images, videos, and fonts (rewritten to relative paths)
• SEO tags — title, meta, canonical, Open Graph, JSON-LD

What doesn't

• Scroll-triggered effects that rely on Framer's runtime
• CMS fetches that happen after initial page load (use full-site mode to snapshot each rendered detail page)
• Framer forms — they POST to Framer's backend, so swap the form action for your own endpoint

None of this requires a Framer account, a paid plan, or an extension. It runs in the browser off any public URL.