Clone any website, exactly as it renders.
Paste a URL and get a complete, working offline clone — every page, image, stylesheet, script, and font — in one organised ZIP. Nothing to install.
A website cloner downloads a live site's pages and every asset they depend on, then rewrites the links so the whole thing works as a self-contained copy on your own machine. Website Sucker does this from your browser: paste an address, watch it crawl, and download the clone as a single ZIP.
Classic cloners like wget and HTTrack fetch raw HTML, which is why they return a blank or broken clone of anything built with React, Wix, Squarespace, or Webflow. Website Sucker renders each page with a real headless browser first, so the clone matches what a visitor actually sees — dynamic content, lazy-loaded images, embeds and all.
Your first scrape is free up to 50 pages, listing every page and file with the total size before you pay. $1.99 downloads the whole clone, up to 500 MB (about 1,200 pages); if the site is bigger than the free scrape, we finish the rest and nothing is scraped twice.
A faithful clone
Rendered in a real browser before capture, so JavaScript-built pages clone as they appear, not as an empty shell.
Works offline
One organised ZIP with internal links rewritten to local files — open index.html and it just runs.
A reference for rebuilds
The rendered HTML, CSS, images, and fonts give a developer or designer an exact spec to work from.
No install, any device
Runs in the browser on Windows, Mac, Linux, or Chromebook — no desktop app, no command line.
What is a website cloner?
A website cloner downloads a site's pages and all of their assets — HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, and fonts — and rewrites the links so the copy works offline as a self-contained bundle. Website Sucker does this online: paste a URL and download the clone as a single ZIP.
Can it clone JavaScript-heavy sites like Wix, Squarespace, or React apps?
Yes. Website Sucker renders each page with a real headless browser before cloning it, so sites that build their content with JavaScript are captured as they actually render rather than as a blank shell.
What's in the clone?
A single ZIP with the site's HTML pages plus organised folders for CSS, JavaScript, images, and fonts. Internal links are rewritten to local paths, so the clone opens and navigates offline in any browser.
Can I use a clone to rebuild a site on another platform?
Yes — the rendered files are an exact reference of the live design. Developers use the clone's markup, styles, and assets as a spec when rebuilding on WordPress, Webflow, or a hand-built stack. It captures the published site, not a platform's editable source.
Is it legal to clone a website?
Cloning your own site, or one you have permission to copy, for backup, migration, learning, or private reference is standard practice. Republishing someone else's content or design as your own is not. Only clone sites you own or are authorised to copy, and respect copyright and terms of service.
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