Clone a Webflow site into real code
Paste the live URL of any Webflow site and get back clean, editable HTML and Tailwind CSS — no Webflow account, no export tier, no Designer access needed.
2 free page clones. No credit card.
Why people clone their Webflow site
Webflow is a great visual builder, but the code it produces lives inside Webflow's own hosting and class system, and its native code export is locked behind specific paid plans. That leaves a few common situations: you want to move off Webflow's monthly hosting fee, you want a portable copy of the design in a format any developer can pick up, or you inherited a Webflow site and want a clean version of it to work from outside the Webflow editor.
Forkpage sidesteps all of that by not touching Webflow's export system at all. It loads the site the same way a visitor's browser does — reading the real rendered fonts, colors, spacing, and copy — and rebuilds that as semantic HTML and Tailwind CSS. That means it works on any published Webflow site, regardless of your plan, and the output is code you can read, edit, and host anywhere.
What carries over — and what doesn't
Carries over
- Layout, spacing, and responsive structure
- Real fonts, colors, and gradients — including ones set via CSS, not just inline styles
- All visible copy and images on the page
- Decorative elements like background shapes and simple animations
Rebuilt separately
- Webflow CMS collections and dynamic content bindings
- Form submission handling and backend logic
- Webflow-specific interactions built in the Interactions panel
- Membership or gated-content areas
In short: you get a faithful, editable front end to build on top of — the same starting point a developer would create by hand-coding the design from scratch, just in seconds instead of days.
Questions
Can I export my Webflow site without a Webflow plan?
Yes. Forkpage reads the live published page rather than using Webflow's own export feature, so it works regardless of your plan or Designer access.
Will the exported code still work like the Webflow site?
The visual design, layout, fonts, and copy carry over as real HTML and Tailwind. Webflow-specific interactions and CMS collections aren't part of the clone and would need to be rebuilt separately.
Why clone instead of using Webflow's own code export?
Webflow's native export is limited to certain paid plans and produces Webflow's own class structure. Cloning gives you clean, readable Tailwind CSS instead, and works even if you're leaving Webflow entirely.
Is this allowed if the site isn't mine?
Cloning a page's design for research or as a redesign starting point is common practice. Publishing someone else's copyrighted content or brand assets as your own is not — that responsibility is yours.
Try it on your Webflow site
Paste the URL and see the real code in seconds.
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