Copy a website, exactly as it renders.
Make a faithful offline copy of any site and take it with you — for backups, migrations, or a local reference you fully control.
A website copier captures a live site's files so you can keep a copy of your own. Website Sucker copies every page and asset a site is made of and hands you a single ZIP you can open, host, or archive.
Because it renders each page with a real browser, the copy matches the live site — including content that only appears after scripts run. That makes it far more reliable on modern platforms than tools that just fetch raw HTML.
Start free: your first scrape covers up to 50 pages and lists every page and file with the total size before you pay. If the site is bigger, $1.99 finishes the rest and downloads the whole site, up to 500 MB (about 1,200 pages). Nothing is scraped twice.
Faithful copy
The offline version reflects the page as rendered — dynamic content, embeds, and lazy-loaded media included.
Own your copy
The ZIP is yours to keep. Host it, archive it, or use it as a reference when rebuilding.
Private by default
Copied files are kept only for a short time and deleted automatically when they expire. Nothing behind a login is ever shared.
Works everywhere
No install and no command line — copy a site from any browser on any operating system.
How do I copy a website?
Paste the site's URL into Website Sucker, and your first scrape runs free up to 50 pages. See exactly what was captured, then $1.99 downloads the whole site as a ZIP, up to 500 MB (about 1,200 pages).
Will the copy look like the original?
Yes — Website Sucker renders each page with a real headless browser before copying, so the offline version matches how the live site actually appears, including JavaScript-rendered content.
Can I host the copied site myself?
Yes. Unzip the download and upload the contents to any web host, or use the static files as a starting point when rebuilding on a new platform.
What happens to my files afterward?
Your copied files are stored only temporarily so you can download them, and they're deleted automatically when they expire (48 hours after a free scrape; the results page shows the exact time). If someone recently backed up the same public site, we may give a paying customer a copy of that backup so it's ready faster. Free scrapes, partial scrapes, and anything behind a login, password or access code are never reused, and no one's details are ever shared.
Is copying a website allowed?
Copy sites you own or have permission to copy — for backups, migration, or offline reference. Respect the source site's terms of service and copyright.
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