Your whole website,
in one folder.
Unframe downloads your published Framer site into a ZIP: every page, image, font, and animation, ready to host anywhere or keep forever.
Ready when you are.
- Queued
- Crawling
- Downloading
- Packing
Paste your site's address above to start. You'll watch every step happen here.
This export is no longer available. Exports are kept for 1 hour after they finish.
Runs on any static host: Cloudflare Pages, Netlify, GitHub Pages, or a server in your closet.
How it works
One minute for most sites, start to ZIP.
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Paste your address
Any published Framer site: yours, or one you paid someone to build. You don't need to log in or connect your Framer account.
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We pack it up
The engine visits every page, downloads every image, font, and script, and rewrites them so they work on their own.
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Download your ZIP
One folder with your whole site in it. Put it on any host, or keep it as the backup you've never had.
your-site/ ├─ index.html ├─ about/ │ └─ index.html ├─ work/ │ └─ index.html ├─ assets/ │ ├─ images/ │ ├─ fonts/ │ └─ js/ └─ README.txt
What's in your ZIP
- Files you can actually read
- Pages are folders; pictures live in assets/images and fonts in assets/fonts, instead of one cryptic bundle.
- Runs anywhere
- Upload the folder to Cloudflare Pages, Netlify, GitHub Pages, or the cheapest hosting you can find. It's just files.
- A README that treats you like an owner
- Plain-English instructions for previewing on your computer and publishing for free, included in every export.
Keep paying, or keep your site.
Both are valid choices. Only one of them ends.
Keep subscribing
~$120 a year, every year*
- Renews for as long as your site exists
- The site stays up only while the plan does
- The price is set by the platform, not by you
Export once
$15 once, per site
- The folder is yours forever
- Host it free on Cloudflare Pages or Netlify
- Nothing renews, nothing expires
* Framer Basic, the cheapest plan with a custom domain, billed yearly as of mid-2026. Check framer.com/pricing for current rates.
What owners say
From people who took their site home.
I'd been paying for hosting on a portfolio I finished two years ago. Exported it, dropped the folder on Cloudflare, cancelled the plan the same evening. Animations and all, it's identical.
My client asked what happens to their site if they ever stop paying for Framer. Now I just include the ZIP in every handoff. They own what they paid me to build.
312
sites exported so far
99.4%
export success rate
When you'd want the folder
Four reasons owners export.
Leaving Framer
Move to any host and stop the subscription without losing the site you paid for.
Archiving a finished project
A campaign or portfolio that's done. Keep a working copy, not screenshots.
Client handoff
Deliver the site as files, so your client owns what they bought.
Insurance
Platforms change plans, prices, and policies. A folder doesn't.
Pricing
One number, no asterisks.
$15once, per site
Export your site, download the ZIP, keep it forever. There's no subscription: that's rather the point.
Buy Unframe — $15No account · Nothing recurring · Secure checkout by Polar
Questions, answered
The honest fine print, up front.
Is this allowed?
Yes. Unframe only downloads what your site already shows the world: your published pages, from your address. It's your content; you're keeping a copy of it.
Will the folder look exactly like my live site?
Yes. The export captures your site as Framer serves it: pages, images, fonts, and the code that runs animations and interactions. Third-party embeds (YouTube videos, maps) still load from their own services, like they do today.
Does my CMS content come along?
Yes. Blog posts and collection pages are baked into the export, and they keep working on any static host.
What won't work from a folder?
Anything that needs Framer's servers, like form submissions or Framer's built-in analytics. The pages themselves (layout, text, images, animations) work everywhere.
Can I open it on my computer, offline?
Yes. Double-click index.html for a quick static look. Browsers block interactive code on local files (a security rule, not a missing file), so for the full site, run it with any local server or upload it. The README in your ZIP shows both, step by step.
Where can I put it online?
Any static host. Cloudflare Pages and Netlify have free plans: you drag the folder onto their upload page and you're live. The README walks you through it.