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Export to Framer and Webflow

Copy a screen into Framer or Webflow with a paste, preserving structure and styling.

Last updated 27 August 2026

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  • What to check after pasting
  • When to use this instead of code export

Framer and Webflow exports work through the clipboard: UXMagic produces the payload each tool understands, and you paste it onto their canvas.

Framer#

  1. Select the screen.
  2. Export → Framer.
  3. Copy the generated payload.
  4. Open your Framer project and paste onto the canvas.

Layout structure, text and styling come across as native Framer layers you can keep editing.

Webflow#

  1. Select the screen.
  2. Export → Webflow.
  3. Copy the generated payload.
  4. In the Webflow Designer, paste onto the canvas.

You get real Webflow elements with classes, not an embed block.

What to check after pasting#

  • Fonts — make sure the typefaces used are available in the destination project.
  • Images — they arrive by URL; upload them into the destination's asset manager before going live.
  • Interactions — animations and interactions are set up in Framer or Webflow, not carried over.

When to use this instead of code export#

If the site is going to be maintained by a team that lives in Framer or Webflow, paste it in. If engineers own it, export code instead.

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