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Framer to React
Move your Framer site to React with a plan built for you
React migrations are not one-size-fits-all. Share your published site and target stack; our team will review the pages, interactions, and component needs, then scope a personalized delivery.
Request a React migrationA person reviews every request. No automatic checkout.
A useful Framer-to-React migration is measured by what your team can maintain after handoff. We scope the component model, interaction fidelity, and integration target before promising an output.
How it works
From site review to a scoped React delivery
A component migration depends on the site's page count, CMS use, interactions, and the codebase it must join. The contact form gives us enough context to make the first conversation useful.
- 01
Share the published site
Send the Framer URL, your target stack, and what needs to remain editable after handoff.
- 02
Review the migration scope
We assess pages, repeated sections, assets, animations, forms, CMS dependencies, and integration constraints.
- 03
Agree on delivery
You receive a proposal covering the component structure, fidelity targets, timeline, and handoff format.
Fidelity comparison
React output, compared honestly
| Personalized service | Static ZIP tools | DIY rebuild | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Output | Scoped React delivery | Flat HTML “starting point” | React (your hours) |
| Animations | Assessed per site | Frequently dropped | Re-implemented by hand |
| Maintainable | Structure agreed up front | Div soup | |
| Timeline | Quoted after review | Minutes + weeks of rebuild | Weeks |
| Scope before committing | Human review and proposal | Varies | — |
What “real components” means
Built for the next commit, not just the first render
Component boundaries that match your design.
We identify reusable sections and agree on boundaries that fit the target codebase.
Interactions assessed, not assumed.
The scope calls out which animations carry over and which require a deliberate React implementation.
No runtime tether.
The delivery plan targets a codebase your team controls without a Framer runtime dependency.
Next.js ready.
Tell us whether the destination is Vite, Next.js, or an existing React application during scoping.
Keep editing
Want the components and an editor?
If you're exporting to React because the site keeps evolving, skip the ZIP entirely: clonesite.ai — same team, same engine — gives you the React + Tailwind project inside an editable workspace with CMS and deploys.
Questions
Before you export to React
Everything people ask before exporting their Framer site to React.
- Can you convert a Framer site to React?
- Yes, as a personalized migration service. Send us the published site and your target stack; we will review the scope and propose a React delivery plan before any work starts.
- Is the output real React or wrapped HTML?
- Maintainable React is the goal of the engagement, with component boundaries agreed during scoping. This is not an instant self-serve export or a flat HTML file relabeled as React.
- Do animations and interactions carry over?
- We assess animations and interactions during scoping because Framer sites vary. The proposal identifies what can be preserved directly and what needs targeted implementation.
- Does this work with Next.js?
- Yes. Choose Next.js as the target stack when you contact us. Framer to Next.js →
- How is this different from Framer's built-in export?
- Framer's export is static HTML that still relies on Framer's runtime — not editable, not components. Why that's not a true export →
- How is this different from FramerExporter and similar tools?
- Static export tools produce a ZIP as a starting point. Our React option is a scoped service for teams that want a migration plan and personalized delivery. Full comparison →
Tell us what your React migration needs to become
Share the site and target stack. We will review the request and reply with the right next step.
Request a custom proposal