→How to Migrate from 10Web to Framer (Step-by-Step)
Last updated: April 2026
Migrating from 10Web to Framer offers designers and developers a more intuitive, AI-first approach to website creation. While 10Web excels at WordPress automation, Framer provides superior design flexibility, faster prototyping, and a more visual editing experience. This guide covers the complete migration process, including content transfer, design reconstruction, and feature adaptation. You'll learn how to preserve your site's functionality while gaining Framer's responsive design advantages and built-in CMS capabilities. The transition is ideal for teams prioritizing rapid iteration and modern web aesthetics over traditional WordPress workflows.
Estimated Timeline
solo user
2-5 days
small team
1-2 weeks
enterprise
3-4 weeks
Migration Steps
Audit Your 10Web Site
easySet Up Framer Account and Structure
easyTransfer Content and Media
mediumRecreate Design and Layout
mediumReimplement Functionality
hardTest and Quality Assurance
mediumLaunch and Redirect
mediumPost-Migration Optimization
easyFeature Mapping
| 10Web | Framer Equivalent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| AI Website Generation | AI Website Generation | Both use AI, but Framer's generator focuses more on design and layout while 10Web creates WordPress themes |
| WordPress Hosting | Built-in Hosting | Framer provides simpler, integrated hosting without WordPress infrastructure |
| Page Speed Booster | Automatic Optimization | Framer automatically optimizes assets and code without separate booster plugins |
| WordPress Plugins | Built-in Components & Integrations | Framer includes native components for forms, commerce, etc., rather than plugin ecosystem |
| Real-time Backups | Version History | Framer maintains design versions rather than traditional server backups |
| WordPress Editor | Visual No-code Editor | Framer offers more design-focused editing with better visual controls |
| WordPress Themes | Design Templates & Components | Framer uses reusable design components instead of rigid themes |
| Security Management | Automatic Security | Framer handles security at platform level without user configuration |
Data Transfer Guide
Export content from 10Web using WordPress's built-in export tool (found in Tools → Export). This generates an XML file containing posts, pages, comments, and basic content. For media files, manually download your entire media library from 10Web's dashboard. In Framer, create corresponding CMS collections for your content types. Manually copy text content from your XML file into Framer's text components and CMS entries. Upload media files to Framer's asset manager. For complex data like user accounts or e-commerce products, you'll need to use CSV imports or manual recreation since there's no direct automated transfer between these platforms. Consider using intermediate tools like spreadsheets to organize content before importing.