Migration

How to Move a GoHighLevel Website to Framer

Framer won't import a GoHighLevel site directly — but export yours first and the rebuild becomes a fast, faithful copy instead of starting from a blank canvas.

Moving a GoHighLevel website to Framer
Export first, then rebuild in Framer from a real reference.

Framer is a great destination for a fast, animated marketing site — but like GoHighLevel, it's a closed builder, so there's no direct GHL-to-Framer import. The workaround is simple: export your GoHighLevel site to clean static files, then use that export as an exact blueprint while you rebuild in Framer.

Why You Can't Import Directly

GoHighLevel stores pages in its own format that Framer can't read, and GHL provides no importable export of its own. So the reliable route is: export GHL to static HTML, then recreate the site in Framer from that reference.

Step 1: Export Your GoHighLevel Site

Open the site, open the ExportGHL extension, enable rendered snapshot mode and discover hidden pages, and click Export Full Site. You'll get a ZIP with your pages, images, fonts, and styles. See the full export walkthrough.

Step 2: Rebuild in Framer Using the Export

Step 3: Reconnect Forms & Calendars

Replace GHL forms and booking widgets with Framer forms or embeds — our reconnection guide shows how.

Don't Need Framer? Host the Export As-Is

If you just want the site online, skip the rebuild and host the static export on Netlify or any CDN directly. Weigh the options in the complete migration guide.

Get Your Framer Blueprint

Export a page of your GoHighLevel site free and see exactly what you'll rebuild from in Framer.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you import a GoHighLevel site into Framer?

No — there's no direct import. Export your GHL site with ExportGHL and use it as a precise reference to rebuild in Framer.

Is it faster to rebuild from an export?

Much faster — you copy the exact text, reuse the same assets, and match the styles, so it's faithful and quick instead of a redesign.