How to remove the “Made in Framer” badge
There are exactly two legitimate ways to remove the “Made in Framer” badge: pay for a Framer site plan, or export your site off Framer hosting and put it on a host like Netlify or Vercel. This converter takes the second route — the badge (and the runtime that re-injects it) is stripped automatically during conversion, and the exported site hosts free on Netlify or Vercel.
Your options, honestly compared
| Method | Works? | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upgrade to a paid Framer plan | Yes | Recurring, per site | Simplest if you want to stay on Framer hosting. |
| Hide it with custom CSS/JS | No | — | Violates Framer's terms; the runtime re-injects the badge. Don't. |
| Export the site (this tool) | Yes | Free | Badge removed automatically; site hosts free anywhere; also faster. |
The export route in practice
Paste your published URL into the Framer to HTML converter (or the Next.js export). During the SEO pass the badge element and its re-injection code are removed, images are re-encoded to WebP, and canonicals are pointed at your domain. Deploy the result to Netlify or Vercel in one click, point your domain, and you're badge-free — with a faster site and no monthly Framer bill. Full walkthrough in the self-hosting guide.
FAQ
How do I remove the 'Made in Framer' badge?
Two real options: pay for a Framer site plan (the badge is a free-plan feature), or export your site — this converter removes the badge automatically during conversion, and the exported site can be hosted free on Cloudflare Pages.
Can I remove the badge for free while staying on Framer?
No — not legitimately. On Framer's free plan the badge is part of the deal, and hiding it with CSS or scripts violates Framer's terms and tends to break as Framer re-injects it. The route that actually works is exporting the site off Framer hosting — converting needs a plan, but the exported site can then be hosted free.
Does the converter really strip the badge?
Yes. The SEO pass removes the badge element and the runtime code that re-injects it. Your exported site ships clean — verified on every conversion.
Is removing the badge from an exported site allowed?
Yes. Once your site is exported and hosted on your own infrastructure, it's your own static files — Framer's badge requirement applies to sites on Framer's free hosting, not to self-hosted exports of your own work.
What does it cost each way?
Staying on Framer requires a paid site plan. FNJ's current flash sale includes unlimited Framer site conversions, code export and lifetime access for $29 once through November 1, 2026, and lets you host the exported site wherever you choose.
Will exporting change how my site looks?
No — the export preserves your design, fonts, and breakpoints. Both modes keep Framer's runtime, so the site looks and moves the same; the HTML mode also lightens images by re-encoding them to WebP.
Remove the badge the free way
Example: https://your-site.framer.website