Framer → React · coming soon
Convert Framer to React
Turn any Framer site into componentized JSX you can drop into any React app. FrameFlow renders your live site, captures the exact pixels, and hands you React — plus a verified fidelity report proving how close the result is. No screenshot guessing, no muddled source: a measured, pixel-perfect export you own forever.
first export free · verified fidelity score · you keep the code
Pixel-perfect, and proven
We re-render the React output and pixel-diff it against your original Framer site at every breakpoint. You get the score — not a promise.
Own your code
The export is yours: React, all assets and fonts localized, fully offline. Host it anywhere for $0 and edit it with any tool — including AI like Cursor or Claude.
Whole site, not one page
We crawl every page, deduplicate assets, and rewrite internal links so the React version navigates perfectly offline.
FAQ
Converting Framer to React
Can I convert Framer to React?
Framer support is rolling out. Webflow is fully supported today; Framer-to-React is on the roadmap and uses the same measured, capture-first approach.
Will my animations and responsive layout survive the conversion?
Yes. Responsive breakpoints are reproduced from the original's own rules, and interactions/animations are preserved. The fidelity report flags anything that can't be reproduced 1:1.
Is the exported React code clean?
The pixel-perfect mirror ships first; clean, semantic React output is rolling out (Astro first, the highest-fidelity target). Either way, every export is verified against the original.
How much does it cost to host the React export?
Typically $0. Static React deploys free on Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare Pages or GitHub Pages — versus ongoing platform hosting fees.