HTML Tutorial: How to Export HTML from Webflow for Free
Welcome to this step-by-step tutorial on how to export HTML from Webflow for free. In this guide, we will walk you through the process of exporting your code in a few simple steps. So let’s get started!
Step 1: Accessing the Export Options
First and foremost, open your Webflow project and navigate to the top-right corner of the designer window. Look for the “Export” button. This is where all the magic happens!
Pro Tip: Make sure you have finalized your design, as any changes made after exporting will not be reflected in your exported code.
Step 2: Selecting Export Options
Once you click on the “Export” button, a dropdown menu will appear with various export options. Choose “Export Code” from the list.
Note: Webflow offers both a paid hosting service and a free option to export HTML code. We will focus on the latter in this tutorial.
Selecting Project Pages
You will now see a dialog box displaying all of your project pages. By default, all pages are selected for export. You can choose whether to export all pages or select specific ones by checking or unchecking the respective checkboxes.
If you have multiple pages or templates within your project, it is recommended to select only those that you need.
Choose Export Type
In this step, you need to choose an export type that suits your needs. Webflow provides three options:
- ZIP File: This option generates a ZIP file containing HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and image assets.
- Folders: This option exports each HTML file along with its associated assets (CSS, JavaScript, and images) in separate folders.
- Assets Only: This option only exports your project’s assets without generating any HTML or CSS files.
Choose the export type that best fits your requirements. For this tutorial, we will select the “ZIP File” option.
Step 3: Exporting Your Code
Once you have selected the desired export options, click on the “Export” button located at the bottom of the dialog box. Webflow will then generate your code based on your selections.
Be patient! The time it takes to generate the code depends on the complexity of your project and the number of pages selected for export.
Downloading Your Exported Code
After Webflow finishes generating your code, a download prompt will appear on your screen. Click on the “Download ZIP” button to save the exported file to your computer.
Note: Remember to choose an appropriate location on your computer where you can easily locate and access this file later.
Congratulations! You’ve Exported HTML from Webflow for Free!
You have successfully exported HTML from Webflow using their free export feature. Now, you can take this code and use it outside of Webflow as per your requirements.
Pro Tip: It is always a good practice to review and test your exported code thoroughly before deploying it to a live website or sharing it with others.
We hope this tutorial has been helpful in guiding you through the process of exporting HTML from Webflow for free. Now you can confidently take control of your web projects and use them wherever you like!
If you have any further questions or need additional assistance, feel free to consult Webflow’s official documentation or reach out to their support team.
Happy coding!