Export Webflow Export HTML to HTML
Getting HTML files from Webflow. Native export options, limitations, and how to extract HTML from any Webflow site.
What you get
Everything Included
HTML, CSS, JS, images, and fonts - all in one ZIP.
Links Just Work
Navigation works offline, no broken links.
Host Anywhere
Your server, Netlify, Vercel - you choose.
Pixel Perfect
Your design, exactly as you built it.
Ready in Minutes
Most sites export in under 2 minutes.
Full Site Export
Every page, not just the homepage.
About Webflow Export HTML Export
HTML export should be simple. You built a website, you want the files. With Webflow, it's not that straightforward.
Webflow generates HTML on their servers. When someone visits your site, they get rendered HTML. But downloading that HTML yourself? Requires a paid Workspace plan. $16 to $19 per month, minimum.
That's the reality for most Webflow users. Built something on the free Starter plan? Can't export it. Using a Site plan without Workspace? Same story. Your HTML exists, you just can't have it.
The native export process is simple if you have access. Project Settings, Code Export section, click export. Webflow packages everything into a ZIP. Open it up and you've got HTML files for each page, a CSS folder, JavaScript folder, images folder. Standard static site structure.
The HTML quality is actually decent. Proper doctype, semantic tags, logical nesting. Headings follow hierarchy. Links work. Images have alt text if you added it. Nothing weird or proprietary baked in.
Class names are Webflow's signature style, descriptive but verbose. Something like navbar-brand-link or hero-heading-wrapper. Not elegant, but you can understand what each element does. That's more than you get from most visual builders.
What doesn't export: dynamic content. CMS collections like blog posts only export as templates. The actual content stays on Webflow. For a 200-post blog, that's a problem. For a five-page marketing site, doesn't matter.
Forms export as HTML markup but won't submit anywhere. Webflow forms talk to Webflow's backend. After export, you need to rewire them. Formspree takes about ten minutes to set up. Netlify Forms work automatically if you host there.
Free alternative exists. Our tool renders your published Webflow site, the same way a browser does, and saves everything. HTML, CSS, images. The output is functionally identical to the official export.
Works with any Webflow URL. Free plan, paid plan, published site. If visitors can see it, we can export it. No Workspace plan required.
After export, host anywhere. Netlify has a free tier. So does Vercel. GitHub Pages too. Drag your HTML folder into any of these and your site goes live in seconds. No configuration, no server setup.
The math makes sense for static sites. Webflow hosting runs $14-39/month. That's $168-468/year. Export once, host free, save the difference. Your site works exactly the same.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I export my Webflow site as HTML?
With a Workspace plan: go to Project Settings > Code Export > Download. Without one: use a third-party tool like ours to render and capture your published site as HTML files.
Is the HTML from Webflow clean?
Yes, surprisingly so. Webflow produces semantic HTML with logical structure. Class names are verbose but readable. It's better than most visual builders and actually editable.
Can I export Webflow HTML on a free plan?
Not natively, Webflow locks export behind paid Workspace plans. But you can use external tools to extract HTML from your published site. Works with any Webflow URL.
Will forms work in exported HTML?
No. Webflow forms submit to their backend. After export, you'll need to connect forms to a service like Formspree, Netlify Forms, or your own backend. The form markup is there, just needs a new handler.
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