Website Copier

What you get back

Save a website as HTML, with the available styles, images and fonts collected into a static ZIP. Export website pages you can inspect and serve on a static host, instead of keeping only a screenshot or a bookmark.

• HTML you can keep

  HTTP mode saves page HTML and referenced assets, including JavaScript when available. JS-rendered mode saves the browser-rendered DOM and removes page scripts.

• Links that travel with the files

  Links between saved pages and downloaded resources are rewritten to local paths. Pages outside the chosen scope and external services are not made local.

• A ZIP and a clear report

  Download the saved files, route manifest and capture report. Check missing resources and partial results before relying on the export.

One page or the whole site

Start with a single page, or follow links through the site within your plan's page and depth limits. Choose HTTP for traditional pages or JS-rendered mode for client-side content. A whole-site download covers reachable pages within those limits, not hidden pages or backend data.

How to download a website in three steps

1. 01

   Paste the URL

   Enter a public URL you own or have permission to copy. Review the capture mode, page limit and link depth, then sign in to start the job.

2. 02

   Preview the crawl

   Follow the capture's recorded progress. When files are ready, inspect the saved page list and static preview, and review the report for gaps. This is a preview of captured pages, not a pre-crawl site map.

3. 03

   Download the ZIP

   Download the available static files and report. Extract the ZIP and use a local static server or a static host to view the saved pages.

Use cases

• Migration

  Export accessible front-end pages before moving to another host. You upload and test the static files; backend services and DNS changes remain separate work.

• Backup

  Keep an independent copy of website pages and assets you are authorized to save. It is a front-end backup, not a database or application backup.

• Offline reading

  Save documentation, reference pages or your own published content. Read the downloaded pages through a local static server; uncaptured links and live services still need a connection.

Free forever

The Free plan has no trial expiry and gives you real files: 2 copies each month, 1 page per copy, at depth 0. No credit card is needed. Choose a paid plan when you need more pages or more copies.