Moving a Webflow site to WordPress usually means one of two painful options: hire an agency to rebuild it in Elementor or a custom theme, or use Webflow's static export and manually turn it into a WordPress theme. Both take days. Themify takes minutes.
The fast path: Webflow → WordPress in one click
- Publish your Webflow site as usual, on a
webflow.iosubdomain or your custom domain. - Open the live URL in Chrome.
- Click the Themify extension, hit Generate theme.
- Install the resulting
.zipin WordPress like any other theme.
What Themify captures from Webflow
- The fully rendered DOM, so custom Webflow embeds land intact.
- All Webflow-generated CSS, including responsive breakpoints.
- Webflow interactions and animations, running from real JavaScript on the WordPress side.
- Images, videos, and fonts hosted on Webflow's CDN.
When to consider this workflow
Converting Webflow to WordPress with Themify is ideal for agencies handing off Webflow-designed sites to WordPress clients, freelancers who prefer designing in Webflow but hosting in WordPress, and startups that want to move to WooCommerce without redesigning their site.
Frequently asked questions
- Can you export a Webflow site to WordPress?
- Webflow's native code export gives you static HTML/CSS/JS, not a WordPress theme. Themify closes that gap: it reads the live Webflow URL in your browser and packages it as an installable WordPress theme.
- Will my Webflow interactions work in WordPress?
- Yes. Because Themify captures the rendered DOM plus the JavaScript that drives Webflow's interactions, animations and hover states behave the same in the WordPress build.
- Do I need to keep paying for Webflow after switching?
- Not for hosting the converted site — the WordPress theme is self-contained. You'd only keep Webflow if you want to keep editing the design there and re-converting.