The website copier,
now in your browser
HTTrack Online downloads entire websites to a ZIP: every page, image, stylesheet and script, with links rewritten to work offline. No installation, no command line, no waiting on your connection.
From live site to ZIP in three steps
The engine reads the site's sitemap, downloads the rendered pages and every asset they reference, then rewrites all URLs so the copy runs anywhere.
1. Paste a URL
Any public website works: a builder subdomain like my-site.framer.website or a custom domain. Pages are discovered automatically from the sitemap.
2. We crawl it server-side
Pages, CSS, JS, fonts, images and videos are downloaded in parallel from our datacenter, including assets hosted on separate CDN domains that desktop copiers miss.
3. Download your ZIP
You get a clean folder of standard files with relative paths: open it offline, archive it, or deploy it to any static host in one drag and drop.
Export from any website platform
Site builders rarely let you leave with your files. The copier works from the outside, on the published site, so it works with all of them.
Framer
Export a Framer site to static HTML in one click
Webflow
Download a Webflow site without the paid export plan
Wix
Copy a Wix website to a ZIP you actually own
WordPress
Turn a WordPress site into a static HTML archive
Squarespace
Download your Squarespace site as static files
Shopify
Archive a Shopify storefront as browsable HTML
Notion
Save a public Notion page or site offline
Carrd
Export a Carrd one-pager to a single HTML file
Google Sites
Download a Google Sites website before it disappears
Blogger
Archive a Blogger blog as static HTML
Ghost
Generate a static copy of a Ghost publication
Tilda
Export a Tilda website without the Business plan
Readymag
Save a Readymag project as portable files
Cargo
Back up a Cargo portfolio site
Strikingly
Download a Strikingly site to HTML
Weebly
Export a Weebly website before it is gone
Jimdo
Copy a Jimdo website to static files
SITE123
Download a SITE123 website as a ZIP
Webnode
Save a Webnode site as static HTML
Duda
Archive a Duda website outside the platform
Bubble
Snapshot the public pages of a Bubble app
Softr
Download a Softr site as static files
Dorik
Export a Dorik website to HTML
Built for the web HTTrack was not
The classic desktop copier predates JavaScript rendering and CDN sprawl. Running the same idea in the cloud fixes what it cannot.
JavaScript-rendered pages
Modern builders assemble pages in the browser. We capture the rendered output your visitors actually see, not an empty shell.
CDN-aware crawling
Assets live on framerusercontent.com, wixstatic.com and friends. The crawler knows these patterns and pulls everything into the archive.
Datacenter speed
Parallel downloads from a server, not your Wi-Fi. Typical sites complete in under a minute with live progress.
Try it on your own site
Free while in beta. One URL in, one ZIP out.
Frequently asked questions
Is HTTrack Online really free?
Yes, exports are free while the service is in beta. You paste a URL, we crawl the site on our servers and you download the resulting ZIP.
Is this the same as the HTTrack desktop software?
No. HTTrack is a classic open-source desktop copier (and a trademark of its authors); we are not affiliated with it. HTTrack Online is an independent, browser-based service built for modern JavaScript-rendered websites that the desktop tool struggles with.
Which websites can it copy?
Any public website with a sitemap: sites built with Framer, Webflow, Wix, WordPress, Squarespace, Shopify, Notion and more. It captures the rendered pages plus their CDN-hosted assets and rewrites every URL to relative paths.
Is it legal to download a website?
Copying a site you own, manage or have permission to copy (backups, migration, archiving) is fine. Copying someone else's site to republish it is not. You are responsible for how you use your exports.
How long does an export take?
Most sites finish in 15 to 60 seconds. Large sites with hundreds of assets can take a few minutes; the progress bar streams the crawl live and the page keeps polling until the ZIP is ready.
What do I do with the ZIP?
Anything: browse it offline, keep it as a dated backup, or drag it into Cloudflare Pages, Netlify or any static host to put the copy back online.