Paste a URL and turn a published Framer site into clean HTML, React, or Next.js with a workflow that feels production-ready.
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clean delivery
open source
Test it locally, improve the output, and share the result back as a pull request. The product gets stronger with every contribution.
Exports
React and Next.js exports build and render today; component naming and fidelity keep improving with every release. SiteForge is open source, so contributions are welcome.
The Framer runtime ships inside the ZIP, so scroll effects, hovers, and appear animations keep moving.
Process
Any published Framer site works: yoursite.framer.website or a custom domain. Non-Framer sites are rejected up front.
Every page, image, font, and script chunk is mirrored. The module graph is re-bundled so interactions survive offline.
Pick vanilla, React, or Next.js. Watermarks and tracking scripts are stripped; what's left is just the site.
Framer sites only. The tool checks the URL before crawling and refuses anything built on other platforms. That focus is what makes the output reliable.
Yes. The vanilla export bundles the site's JavaScript runtime into each page, so scroll effects, sticky navs, and appear animations work from a plain file:// open.
A real project: one component file per section (SiteHeader.jsx, Hero.jsx, and so on), shared sections deduped, global CSS imported once. No JSON payloads, no dangerouslySetInnerHTML.
Only clone sites you own or have permission to copy. The tool removes platform badges, not copyright. The design still belongs to its author.
Yes. The whole extractor lives on GitHub. The vanilla export is stable; React and Next.js exports work but are still in beta, and issues or pull requests that push their fidelity forward are very welcome.