Launching today
Replicate
Turn Webflow/Framer app into a Claude/Codex project for free
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Turn Webflow/Framer app into a Claude/Codex project for free
204 followers
Replicate a Webflow, Framer, or any website-builder project into a NextJS app with 1:1 parity. Migrating off of website builders is difficult due to image CDNs, CMS parity, and minified JS code. Replicate handles all of these problems and commits your code to a GitHub repository. The best part? It's entirely free.
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Hi ProductHunt!
Mathew here, the maker of Replicate. We were tired of hearing customers complain on how they were stuck on Webflow or Framer and couldn't take advantage of the wonders of coding agents. We wondered ... how hard could it be to clone a website?
Turns out ... really hard. You needed good CDN support for images with downsampling. Blogs had to move to a CMS collection. Pixel matching was notoriously hard to solve with minified JSON. But we kept hacking at this problem until we built a pretty darn good Replicator that achieves 99.98% parity on a grand majority of commercial websites.
The best part? We decided to make Replicate entirely free. You launch it, clone your website, and get your code on GitHub. That's it.
Enjoy!
Mathew
Congrats on the launch! 👏 This is way cool. I definitely needed this a couple of years ago when I had a few websites stuck in GHL.
@cheevahagadog amazing !!!
Hey @garrytan, congrats on the launch!
I'm very familiar with Webflow so Replicate looks like a tool that could really save me a lot of time. I'm definitely going to check it out.
How well does it handle really complex Framer or Webflow sites with lots of animations and CMS content?
@russ_halilov yes! That's what made it a hard product to build but worth it!
This is the migration I always dread — leaving a site builder usually means rebuilding the site by hand and quietly losing SEO in the process. Keeping the same URLs, metas and redirects, with the CMS content landing in a GitHub repo you actually own, is the part that matters most to me. Is this a one-time export, or can you re-run it to pick up edits made in Webflow or Framer after the first move?
congrats on the launch mathew. moving off webflow is usually blocked by fear of losing seo, so my question is about that part. does it keep the same urls, meta tags and redirects so rankings dont drop after the switch? also curious how it handles interactions and animations made in the designer
@agshin_rajabov yep, 1:1! URLs, metas, and redirects are the same. Animations are copied too.
nice, same urls was the main thing for me. thanks mathew
Moving from a website builder to Next.js without rebuilding everything from scratch could save developers a lot of time.