Download a Framer site.
Framer keeps your site on its platform with no file export. Website Sucker captures the live site as it renders and gives you a complete offline ZIP.
Framer hosts your site and offers no way to download the underlying files. Website Sucker gets you a working offline copy: paste your Framer URL and it captures the rendered pages and assets into one ZIP.
Framer sites are heavily animated and JavaScript-driven, which is where simple downloaders fall apart. Website Sucker renders each page with a real headless browser first, so the content, images, and fonts you see live are what you get.
It's ideal for a backup, an archive before changes, or a static reference for rebuilding elsewhere. Your first scrape is free up to 50 pages — see what was captured before you pay.
Handles Framer's JavaScript
Real-browser rendering captures Framer's animated, script-rendered pages as they actually appear.
A copy you keep
Framer offers no file export; the ZIP gives you an offline copy of the rendered site.
Rebuild reference
Static HTML, images, and styles help a developer recreate the site elsewhere.
Browser-based
Nothing to install and nothing added to your Framer account.
Can you download a website from Framer?
Framer has no file export, but Website Sucker captures the rendered site — every page, image, style, and font — into a single offline ZIP. Paste your Framer URL to start your free scrape.
Will animations and effects come through?
Website Sucker captures each page as it renders in a real browser, so the visual result of Framer's animations and dynamic content is included in the static copy.
Can I use this to move off Framer?
The ZIP gives you an offline copy and a faithful static reference for rebuilding on another platform. It captures the published site, not Framer's editable source.
Do I have to own the site?
Only download Framer sites you own or have permission to copy, and respect Framer's terms and any copyright.
Enable JavaScript to use Website Sucker.