Single page, selection or whole site
Grab one URL, tick the pages you want from discovery, or crawl an entire site within the limits you set.
Website Cloner — clone and download any website
Paste a URL and download the site as a ZIP: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images and fonts, with internal links rewritten so the copy opens offline. Free, no account, no install.
Public pages only. Login walls, paywalls, private networks and bot-protected pages are refused, never bypassed.
Everything packaged as a ZIP
Pages, stylesheets, scripts, images and fonts arrive in one archive with a report of every resource.
Links rewritten for offline use
Internal links and asset paths become relative, so index.html browses the archive with no connection.
Public pages only
Private, local and login-protected addresses are refused. The tool never tries to bypass access control.
What is a website cloner?
A website cloner is a tool that downloads publicly accessible website pages and the resources they depend on — HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images and fonts — then packages them for local or offline use. Toolspea Website Cloner discovers internal pages, rewrites internal links to relative paths and exports the result as a structured ZIP archive.
How to clone a website
- 1Paste the address of the public website or page you want to download.
- 2Choose single page, selected pages or an entire-site crawl, then set page and depth limits.
- 3Pick which assets to include — stylesheets, scripts, images, fonts, media or documents.
- 4Watch discovery and download progress, then save the ZIP and open index.html offline.
What the cloner captures
- Single page, selected pages or recursive entire-website crawling
- Page discovery through robots.txt, XML sitemaps and on-page links
- Downloads CSS, JavaScript, images, fonts and nested CSS dependencies
- Rewrites internal links and asset references to relative offline paths
- Streaming ZIP export with a per-resource HTML and CSV report
- Blocks private and local addresses, and re-checks every redirect hop
When people clone a website
Offline reading and travel
Download a documentation section or long guide before a flight and read it with no connection.
Compliance and archive snapshots
Keep a dated copy of a published policy, price list or announcement exactly as it appeared.
Design and redesign references
Study the real markup and CSS behind a layout instead of guessing from a screenshot.
Migration audits
Snapshot the old site before a replatform so you can diff copy, metadata and URLs afterwards.
Known limits and fair use
- Only public pages can be cloned. Login walls, paywalls and bot-protected pages are refused, never bypassed.
- Pages are fetched over HTTP without a headless browser, so content that only appears after client-side JavaScript runs may be missing.
- Per-asset and per-job size limits apply, and very large sites should be cloned in sections using the path filter.
- Cloned content stays under its owner's copyright — archive and reference use only, not republishing.
Website Cloner questions
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Guides about cloning websites
Deeper reading on downloading, archiving and reusing public web pages.
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