Download any website as a ZIP.
Paste a URL and get a complete offline copy — every page, image, stylesheet, script, and font — in one organised archive. No install, any device.
A website downloader saves a live site to your own device so you can open it offline, keep a backup, or move it somewhere new. Website Sucker does this entirely in your browser: paste an address, watch it crawl every page, and download the result as a single ZIP.
Older downloaders were built for the static web and choke on modern sites. Website Sucker renders each page with a real headless browser first, so JavaScript-heavy platforms — Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, React apps — are captured the way they actually look, not as an empty shell.
Your first scrape is free up to 50 pages. See exactly what was captured (every page and file, with the total size) before you pay. $1.99 downloads the whole site, up to 500 MB (about 1,200 pages); if it's bigger than the free scrape, we finish the rest and nothing is scraped twice.
Every asset, one ZIP
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, and fonts, organised into folders that open offline in any browser.
Real-browser rendering
A full headless browser loads each page before capture, so dynamic and lazy-loaded content is included.
Links rewritten
Internal links are pointed at local files, so the downloaded copy just works with no internet connection.
Nothing to install
Runs in the browser on Windows, Mac, Linux, or Chromebook — no desktop app, no command line.
How do I download an entire website?
Paste the website'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). If it's bigger than the free scrape, we finish the rest first, and nothing is scraped twice.
Does it work on JavaScript-heavy sites?
Yes. Website Sucker renders each page with a real headless browser before capturing it, so sites built on Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, or React are downloaded as they actually appear.
What's inside the download?
A single ZIP with the site's HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, and fonts, organised into folders. Internal links are rewritten to local paths so the copy opens offline in any browser.
How much does it cost?
Your first scrape is free up to 50 pages, and you see exactly what was captured before you pay. Downloading the whole site, up to 500 MB (about 1,200 pages), costs $1.99 (3 for $4.99, or 10 for $12.99 at $1.30 each). Bigger sites pause at 500 MB; add 250 MB for $1.99 and we continue from where we stopped, up to 1,000 MB per site. Or $5.99/month for unlimited downloads, each up to 500 MB.
Is it legal to download a website?
Downloading your own site, or one you have permission to copy, is fine — for backups, migrations, or offline reference. Only download sites you own or are authorised to copy, and respect the source site's terms and copyright.
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