Download any website with just one click. Fast, efficient, and user-friendly.
Website Downloader saves complete websites — including subpages, images, stylesheets and scripts — and delivers them as a single ZIP file. You do not install anything and you do not need any technical knowledge: paste the address, start the download, and open the site offline whenever you want.
Whether you want to read a documentation site on a flight, keep a copy of your own website before a relaunch, hand a static snapshot to a client, or archive a page before it disappears: an online website downloader is the fastest way to get a working offline copy.
Classic website copiers like HTTrack, wget or SiteSucker do their job well, but they must be installed and configured: command-line parameters, mirror settings, operating-system quirks. HTTrack’s interface has barely changed in over a decade, wget lives in the terminal, and SiteSucker is Mac-only.
Website Downloader is the online alternative: it runs on our servers and works from any device with a browser — Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS or a tablet. There is nothing to install, nothing to update, and your computer does not have to stay on while a large site is being crawled.
Small websites are free: up to 100 subpages per download, no registration required. For a single large website there is Single Site — a one-time purchase for 7.99 €, no subscription, up to 5,000 subpages. If you regularly download many or very large websites, the monthly plans cover up to 30,000 subpages per download with up to 30 GB of storage.
Registered users keep their ZIP files for 30 days and can re-download them at any time. See all plans →
Saving a publicly available website for your own private use is generally fine — it is technically the same thing your browser cache does. What is not allowed is re-publishing or commercially exploiting content you do not own. If you download websites, you are responsible for respecting copyright and the site’s terms of use.
Enter the address of the website in the field above and click Download. Website Downloader crawls the page and its subpages, saves the HTML, CSS, JavaScript and images, and packs everything into a ZIP file you can download and open offline in any browser.
Yes. You can download websites with up to 100 subpages for free, without registration. For larger websites there is a one-time purchase (Single Site, up to 5,000 subpages) and monthly plans for up to 30,000 subpages.
No. Website Downloader runs completely in your browser. There is nothing to install, no command line, and it works on Windows, macOS, Linux, and even on tablets.
Downloads without an account stay available for 2 hours. With a free account your files are stored for 30 days, so you can re-download them anytime.
HTTrack and wget are powerful but require installation and configuration on your computer. Website Downloader does the same job in the browser: paste a URL, get a ZIP. No setup, no flags, no operating-system restrictions.
Website Downloader saves websites as they are delivered by the server: HTML, CSS, JavaScript files and images. Classic and static websites work very well. Pages that build all of their content dynamically in the browser or that live behind a login may be saved incompletely.
Downloading a publicly accessible website for private, personal use — for offline reading or your own archive — is generally unproblematic. Re-publishing or commercially reusing someone else’s content without permission is not allowed. You are responsible for how you use downloaded content.
Yes, that is one of the most common use cases. You get a complete snapshot of your live site as a ZIP file — useful before a relaunch, as an extra backup, or to preserve an old site before the hosting contract ends.
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