Webflow migrationFrom published website to editable source

Bring your Webflow design
and published pages into code.

Capture your published Webflow markup and available styles, scripts and assets as a runnable project. Review forms, CMS content and interactions as you prepare to replace Webflow hosting.

Free sample · up to 5 linked public pages · HTML, Astro or Vite

YouKodExportWebflowYour code

Your Webflow site moves into source files you own.

Start with a clear scopeEditable page sourceAvailable design assetsRoutes & dependency report
What is in your Webflow site

Need the published front end and a plan for what breaks?

Webflow has a native code export, but CMS and hosted functionality need separate work. Capture representative public pages and their visible content while preparing the collection, form and search replacements.

Webflow documentation on code export and limitations
Packs cleanly
  • Published page and collection output

    HTML served to visitors, including content already rendered into a captured CMS page. This is page output, not a collection database.

  • Available styles and assets

    Linked theme CSS, scripts, images and fonts, with nested CSS assets copied when reachable.

  • A runnable migration sample

    HTML, Astro or Vite source, local page links, a route map and reports of forms, scripts and missing resources.

Handle with care
  • CMS collections and relationships

    Export collection records separately and map the fields into your new CMS. A published-page capture does not reconstruct collection schemas.

  • Forms, search and commerce

    Plan replacement handlers and services. Captured markup does not provide a new submission endpoint, search index or checkout backend.

  • Interactions and dynamic modules

    Copied scripts may still need Webflow services or additional chunks. Test navigation, menus, animations and browser-loaded content locally.

Two ways to move

Pack it yourself, or let us do the lot.

Both start with an inspection and end with code you own. The difference is who writes it.

  1. You Build
  2. Yours Repository
  3. KodExport Review
  4. KodExport Launch
You pack, we load

You code with Claude or Codex. We make it production grade.

From $1,500 a month

Build on your exported code with Claude Code or Codex. We review it, fix what breaks, move the data and users, and ship it. You keep the speed of AI; we take the risk out of launch.

  • Code review and fixes on an agreed scope
  • Tests for the journeys that make you money
  • Data and user migration, launch and rollback plan
Good for teams with a builder and some time. Discuss your build
  1. KodExport Build
  2. Yours Repository
  3. KodExport Review
  4. KodExport Launch
Full-service move

We code it end to end.

From $2,500 a month

We plan the move, rebuild the app, move data and users, and launch. You review each milestone and own the repository from the first commit.

  • A scoped plan with weekly milestones you sign off
  • Frontend, backend, data, auth and integrations
  • Aftercare once you are live
Good for teams who want it done in weeks, not months. See how a full move works
How a move goes

From the walkthrough to the new keys.

Movers walk through the house before they quote. So do we. Then we do the heavy lifting, and the move takes weeks, not months.

  1. 1 Inspection. We list every page, data type, workflow and integration, flag what needs care, and send a plan and a quote. It costs $500.

  2. 2 Plan. We agree the stack, the hosting, the working model and the milestones. Nothing starts until the scope is signed.

  3. 3 Move. The app is rebuilt in code, by you with Claude and reviewed by us, or by our team. Data and users come across in rehearsed runs.

  4. 4 Launch. Redirects, DNS and a cutover window your users will not notice, with a rollback ready until it is stable.

  5. 5 Aftercare. Fixes, small features and handover notes, so your team or the next developer can carry on without us.

Pack it yourself

Free tools for your Webflow move.

  • Webflow to codeUp to 5 public pages as a runnable HTML, Astro or Vite project, with a report of what to rebuild.Try Webflow export free
  • Prepare your exported dataConvert a CSV export to JSON. Review identifiers and field types before importing into your new database.Open
  • Keep an SEO baselineRecord titles, descriptions and canonical URLs before changing your pages.Open
  • Map your existing URLsTurn your sitemap into a checklist for page coverage and redirects.Open

Questions,
answered.

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How is this different from Webflow’s native code export?

Webflow offers a native HTML/CSS/JavaScript export on paid Workspace plans. This tool captures a small sample of published public pages into a runnable project and adds a route map and dependency report. Use the native export when it fits your migration.

Will published CMS content appear in the capture?

Content present in the server HTML of captured pages is retained as markup. This does not export the full collection database, field definitions or relationships.

What should I do with collection CSV exports?

Export collection records from Webflow separately. The CMS CSV-to-JSON tool can turn them into records for your rebuild; you still need to map fields, relationships and remote assets to your destination.

Ready to move

Moving off Webflow?
We do the heavy lifting.