Webflow
Webflow is a visual website builder and hosting platform with a built-in CMS, used by designers and developers to build websites without hand-written code, and a common alternative to Framer.
Webflow and Framer solve similar problems. Webflow exposes more of the underlying HTML and CSS structure; Framer feels closer to a design tool. Both include a CMS, hosting and localization.
Teams move from Webflow to Framer mainly to let designers and marketers ship pages faster. Trueform moved Gather from Webflow to Framer; see the Gather case study, Webflow vs. Framer and Webflow to Framer migration.
FAQ
Is Framer better than Webflow?
It depends on the team. Framer is usually faster for design-led marketing teams; Webflow gives more low-level control. See the comparison page for details.
Can you migrate from Webflow to Framer?
Yes. Pages, CMS content and URLs can be moved, with redirects for any changed URLs.
Related terms
Framer
Framer is a visual website builder and design tool for creating, hosting and managing production websites without hand-written code, with a built-in CMS, localization, animations and hosting.
Website migration
A website migration is moving a website to a new platform, domain, structure or design, for example from WordPress or Webflow to Framer, while keeping content, search rankings and integrations intact.
Content Management System (CMS)
A content management system (CMS) is software that lets people create, edit and publish website content, such as blog posts, case studies or job listings, without changing the site's code or design.
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