About ToStatic
ToStatic converts sites built in visual builders into portable static files you own. With the Chrome extension you open the live site, verify ownership, and the tool maps the pages and assets, rewrites them and produces clean HTML, CSS and JavaScript in a ZIP that can be hosted anywhere. Supported builders are Framer, Webflow, Wix, Notion, Lovable and Squarespace.
The web app covers more than the export: you can preview results, keep restorable backups with version history, deploy to static hosting, connect custom domains with SSL and DNS, and run SEO and performance checks. An SEO assessment turns a live URL into a prioritized fix list, and performance checks cover Core Web Vitals and page speed, with ongoing monitoring and AI-assisted fixes described on the site.
Typical reasons to use it are hosting cost, client handoff, backups, SEO-safe static hosting and avoiding platform lock-in. It is a hosted commercial service, with exports advertised as free and further plans on a pricing page.
Key features
- Chrome extension that exports live builder sites
- Static HTML, CSS and JavaScript ZIP output
- Supports Framer, Webflow, Wix, Notion, Lovable and Squarespace
- Restorable backups with version history
- Static hosting and custom domains with SSL
- SEO assessment and Core Web Vitals checks
Good fit for
- Moving a client site off a builder subscription
- Keeping a backup of a hosted site
- Handing off a finished design as static files
ToStatic: questions and answers
- What is ToStatic used for?
- ToStatic is a Chrome extension and web app that export Framer, Webflow, Wix, Notion, Lovable and Squarespace sites to static files, with hosting, backups and SEO checks. It is a good fit for moving a client site off a builder subscription, keeping a backup of a hosted site and handing off a finished design as static files.
- Is ToStatic free?
- Yes. ToStatic has a free plan, and paid plans start at €19.99 per month.
- Is ToStatic open source?
- No. ToStatic is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Hosting & PaaS category, open-source options include HestiaCP, Convox and ZaneOps.
- What are some alternatives to ToStatic?
- ToStatic competes with Netlify, Vercel and Cloudflare Pages.
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