Exporting Webflow to Astro: the complete guide

If you're exporting a Webflow site to a framework, Astro is the highest-fidelity target — and the least work. Here's why.

Astro is an HTML superset: your captured markup drops in almost verbatim, so there's less translation and fewer places for the design to drift. It ships static HTML by default, so you keep Webflow's exact look with none of the runtime overhead you'd add going straight to a heavy SPA.

The migration is mechanical: localized assets and fonts move into the project, class attributes stay as-is (unlike JSX's className), and pages map one-to-one. Interactions can be preserved or progressively reimplemented.

FrameFlow ships the pixel-perfect static mirror today and is rolling out clean Astro output next. Either way, the export is verified against your original — so you can see the fidelity before you commit.