No way to export
Framer’s help center says it has no HTML export, so a Framer site only runs on Framer.
Migrate from Framer to Modulify
Framer has no export. Modulify copies your site into code you own, at the same addresses, with its breakpoints, effects and CMS.
- Pages and breakpoints
- Entrance effects
- CMS collections
- Languages
- Fonts
- Forms
- Redirects
Every page becomes editable React code at the same address, with Framer’s breakpoints, fonts and effects. Your CMS, languages and forms come too.
Why teams leave Framer
Framer makes beautiful sites. These are the walls teams hit next.
A site with nothing behind it
Framer is not a store and has no user logins, so shops, accounts and data live elsewhere.
Editors cost extra
Each extra editor is $20 a month and each content editor $10, billed yearly. Past 10 seats is Enterprise.
Caps on pages, CMS and bandwidth
Basic stops at 30 pages and 1,000 CMS items. Every step up on Pro is a paid add-on.
Languages sold one by one
Each locale is $20 a month billed yearly, on top of the site plan.
Plans that keep changing
Framer changed its plans in 2024, 2025 and again in 2026, and its AI now runs on metered credits.
What you pay on Framer, and on Modulify
The same site on each platform. Yearly prices are per month, billed yearly.
| Capability | Modulify | Framer |
|---|---|---|
| A CMS site on your own domain | Starter: $25 a month, or $20 billed yearly. Database and storage included. | Basic: $15, or $10 yearly, up to 30 pages. Pro: $45, or $30 yearly. |
| Teammates who edit | Pro includes your team, with no charge per seat. | $20 a month per editor and $10 per content editor, billed yearly. |
| More pages and CMS items | Not capped by your plan. Collections are real SQL tables. | Paid add-ons on Pro, up to 700 pages and 40,000 items. |
| More languages | Ask the AI for a language. No fee per locale. | $20 per locale a month, billed yearly. |
| Redirects and robots.txt | On every plan, and your Framer redirects come across. | Pro only. Basic has neither. |
| Database and logins | A database and storage on every site, for logins and member areas. | Not built in. No native user logins. |
| Taking your site with you | Your code on GitHub on any paid plan. Full export on Pro. | No HTML or code export. |
A CMS site on your own domain
ModulifyStarter: $25 a month, or $20 billed yearly. Database and storage included.
FramerBasic: $15, or $10 yearly, up to 30 pages. Pro: $45, or $30 yearly.
Teammates who edit
ModulifyPro includes your team, with no charge per seat.
Framer$20 a month per editor and $10 per content editor, billed yearly.
More pages and CMS items
ModulifyNot capped by your plan. Collections are real SQL tables.
FramerPaid add-ons on Pro, up to 700 pages and 40,000 items.
More languages
ModulifyAsk the AI for a language. No fee per locale.
Framer$20 per locale a month, billed yearly.
Redirects and robots.txt
ModulifyOn every plan, and your Framer redirects come across.
FramerPro only. Basic has neither.
Database and logins
ModulifyA database and storage on every site, for logins and member areas.
FramerNot built in. No native user logins.
Taking your site with you
ModulifyYour code on GitHub on any paid plan. Full export on Pro.
FramerNo HTML or code export.
Framer US list prices from framer.com/pricing and its Help Center, checked November 4, 2026, before tax. Framer is a trademark of its owner, not affiliated with Modulify.
Keep the motion, lose the lock-in
What moves exactly as it was, and what the AI rebuilds.
Stylesheets and breakpoints are kept exactly as Framer publishes them, so every screen width looks as designed. Fonts, images and videos move into your site.
Entrance effects, tickers and the language picker keep working. Effects that run on Framer’s own code are copied as they look, and the AI rebuilds them when you ask.
- Comes across as is: breakpoints, stylesheets, fonts, entrance effects, tickers and the language picker.
- Rebuilt on request: hover effects, menus, sliders, tabs, accordions and site search.
- Saved for reference: your code components and overrides, and your color and text styles.
What comes across from Framer
Everything the import copies, and where it lands in your new site.
| In Framer | In Modulify |
|---|---|
| Published pages | Editable React pages at the same addresses, with their SEO and social tags |
| Stylesheets and breakpoints | Kept as Framer publishes them, so each width looks as designed |
| CMS collections and items | Saved in the site database, then built into tables by the AI |
| CMS item pages | One page for each published item, at the same address |
| Translated CMS text, links and slugs | Kept with each item, with a column per language |
| Draft CMS items | Saved and marked as drafts, without pages |
| Languages | The same language addresses, such as /fr, and a working language picker |
| Fonts hosted by Framer | Copied into the site, while Google Fonts load as before |
| Images, videos and files | Copies in your site storage |
| Entrance effects and tickers | Entrance effects play on scroll and tickers keep scrolling |
| Forms | The same fields, saving each submission and emailing it to you |
| Redirects | Redirects on the site, copied for each language |
| Custom code | Kept on each page, with scripts loading from the same addresses |
| Color and text styles | Saved as a design file the AI follows |
| Code components and overrides | Their source saved for reference |
How to migrate from Framer
Four steps. The copy itself runs in the background.
- 1
Publish in Framer
Publish your latest version. Draft pages and unpublished changes stay behind.
- 2
Copy the link and a key
Copy the project link from the address bar, then create an API key in Site settings, General.
- 3
Import from Home
On Home, click +, choose From Framer, enter the address, link and key, then select Import site.
- 4
Check, then publish
The AI builds your CMS tables and checks every page. Ask it to rebuild any listed effect, then publish.
What changes after the move
Your site looks the same. Now it can do more than look good.
A database behind the site
Every site has a SQL database and storage, so the AI can build signups and member areas.
Change it by describing it
Ask for a new page, section or copy change in plain words, without opening a canvas.
No price per editor
Pro includes your team, with roles for content editors, site editors and viewers.
Code you own
Your pages become React code. Move it to your GitHub on any paid plan, or export it on Pro.
Languages on request
Ask for a language and the AI translates your pages and CMS, with no fee per locale.
Forms that keep their data
Every submission lands in your database, and every plan includes emails your site sends.
Your Framer URLs carry over
Search engines find the same pages at the same addresses.
Every page and CMS item page keeps its address, title, description and social tags. Hidden pages stay out of the sitemap, and redirects come across for each language.
- /Same address
- /aboutSame address
- /work/brand-refreshSame address
- /blog/launch-notesSame address
- /de/pricingSame address
Before you switch
What stays in Framer, and what to check on the new site.
Effects Framer runs in code
Hover effects, menus, sliders, tabs and search are copied as they look. The chat rebuilds them.
Components drawn in the browser
Pieces only Framer’s code draws, such as set icons, come across empty and are listed.
Wildcard redirects
Wildcard redirects, and ones to removed pages, are listed for you to add by hand.
Form submissions and analytics
Past submissions and Framer Analytics stay in Framer. New ones land in your database.
Drafts
Draft pages and unpublished changes stay behind. Draft CMS items come across as drafts.
Very large sites
A site larger than one import allows comes across in part, with a warning naming what was left.
Migrating from Framer, answered
What Framer teams ask before they move.
Framer has no HTML or code export, and its CMS plugin exports one collection at a time as CSV. Modulify rebuilds every page as React code you own, at the same address.
Entrance effects and tickers keep working, with reduced motion respected. Hover effects, menus, sliders and tabs are copied as they look, and the AI rebuilds them when you ask.
Yes. The stylesheets and breakpoints are kept as Framer publishes them, so each screen width looks as designed.
Yes: collections, items, translations, slugs, alt text and drafts. The AI builds them into tables, and each published item keeps its page at the same address.
Your site address, the project link from the address bar, and an API key from Site settings, General, API Keys. Publish first.
Their source and your overrides are saved for reference, and your color and text styles become a design file the AI follows.
For one editor on a small site, Framer Basic at $10 a month yearly costs less. Add an editor, a language or 30 pages and Modulify usually wins: Starter is $25, and Pro adds your team for $50.
Nothing. The import only reads from Framer. Keep it live until your domain points to Modulify, then cancel your plan.
Moving from somewhere else?
Every migration copies the site exactly as it is. Pick the platform you are on.
Migrate from Webflow
Pages with their classes and interactions, CMS in every locale, products, forms and redirects.
Migrate from Wix
Pages with desktop and mobile layouts, CMS, store, blog, bookings, events, contacts and forms.
Migrate from Shopify
Products, customers, full order history, content, translations, theme and storefront pages.
Modulify vs Framer
A side-by-side look at how the two compare, including where Framer is the better choice.
Bring your Framer site over
Same pages and breakpoints, with a database and your team behind them.
Import my Framer site