How to Migrate from Framer to Atoms (Step-by-Step)
Last updated: April 2026
Migrating from Framer to Atoms offers a streamlined AI website building experience with simpler workflows and potentially lower costs. While both tools generate websites from text prompts, Atoms provides a more straightforward approach without Framer's complex design editor, making it ideal for users who prioritize speed over granular customization. This guide covers the complete migration process including data export/import, feature comparisons, and practical steps to transition your website while minimizing downtime. You'll learn how to preserve your content while leveraging Atoms' AI-generated copy and images.
Estimated Timeline
solo user
4-8 hours
small team
1-2 days
enterprise
Not recommended for complex enterprise migrations
Migration Steps
Audit Your Framer Site
mediumExport Content from Framer
easyCreate Your Atoms Account
easyRecreate Pages Using Atoms AI
mediumTransfer Content and Media
mediumConfigure Domain and Settings
easyTest and Quality Assurance
mediumGo Live and Monitor
easyFeature Mapping
| Framer | Atoms Equivalent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| AI Website Generation from Prompts | AI Website Generation from Prompts | Both offer this core functionality, but Atoms provides simpler, more direct generation |
| No-code Visual Editor | Simplified AI-driven Editing | Atoms lacks Framer's granular design control but offers faster AI-based adjustments |
| Built-in CMS | No Built-in CMS | Atoms doesn't include a CMS; consider external solutions for dynamic content |
| Responsive Hosting | One-click Publishing | Both include hosting, but Atoms emphasizes simpler one-click deployment |
| Component Library | AI-generated Layouts | Atoms generates complete layouts rather than offering reusable components |
| Interactive Prototyping | Basic Interactive Elements | Atoms supports basic interactions but lacks Framer's advanced prototyping tools |
| Team Collaboration | Simplified User Management | Atoms offers basic user roles versus Framer's detailed team permissions |
Data Transfer Guide
Framer doesn't offer direct website export, so you'll need a manual approach. First, copy all text content from each Framer page into documents. Download images from Framer's asset manager. For CMS content, export collections as CSV files. In Atoms, you'll recreate pages using AI prompts based on your exported content. Start with your homepage by describing your site to Atoms' AI, then manually insert your saved text and upload images. For CMS data, you may need to recreate content manually since Atoms lacks Framer's built-in CMS functionality. Consider using third-party headless CMS options if database-driven content is essential.