Frameset code generator

Want to make your webpage with frames but have no idea how to do it? Use this frame generator to take the hassle out of it.

Framesets are basically a shell which pull in external content and display them in each frame. One of the main benefits of a frameset is that you can have your navigation in one frame which does not reload when you click a link to another page - the content loads in another frame.

Before you create your frameset, create the default pages that you want to display when the frameset page first loads. This is typically a page with your navigation, as well as the 'front page' that you want for your website.

Fill in the details in the form
Press the button to create the frameset HTML code
Follow the instructions on how to link within your frameset

Note: building a webpage with a frameset is no longer recommended as it does not produce a responsive layout (scalable across all screens and devices). However, browsers do still support frames to enable backwards compatibility. You could see if an iFrame will suit your purposes - you can find our iFrame generator here.

Basic options

Frame title:

Seen in the browser title bar

Layout:

Load frames next to each other, typically with navigation in the left frame.

Load frames on top of each other, typically with navigation in the top frame.

Show frame border:

Margin width:

The spacing between the side frame borders and content within the frame

Margin height:

The spacing between the top/bottom frame border and content within the frame

Message when browser does not support frames:

Frame 1

Name:

No spaces

URL of page to load:

Full URL or the relative path

Scrolling:

Allow frame to be resized:

Width:

Frame 2