Archive a Duda website outside the platform
Duda's export options are limited to agencies on specific plans. HTTrack Online snapshots any published Duda site from the outside.
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Free tool. Pages and files are downloaded one by one, links are rewritten for offline browsing, and everything is packed into a ZIP. Only mirror sites you own or have permission to copy.
How the Duda export works
Handy for client handoffs and archives when platform-level export is not available on your plan.
Start the mirror above, watch the file list fill up as pages and assets are downloaded, then save the ZIP and open it locally or deploy it to any static host.
Duda export questions
Is it legal to download a Duda website?
Downloading a website you own, manage, or have permission to copy is perfectly fine. Copying someone else's site to republish it is not. HTTrack Online is a backup and migration tool: use it on your own Duda projects or with the owner's consent.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Unlike the classic HTTrack desktop copier, everything runs in your browser. Paste the URL, wait for the crawl to finish, and download a ZIP archive.
What is inside the ZIP?
Standard HTML, CSS, JavaScript and media files with all URLs rewritten to relative paths. You can open it locally, keep it as a backup, or upload it to any static host (Cloudflare Pages, Netlify, S3, classic FTP hosting).
Copy your Duda site now
Free in beta. Paste the URL, get the ZIP.