Rip a site to your device.
Pull down every page and asset a website is built from and get a single ZIP you can browse offline — no desktop software required.
A website ripper downloads all of a site's pages and assets in one pass. Website Sucker crawls the site, pulls each asset as it goes, and packages everything into one organised ZIP you can open without an internet connection.
Unlike classic desktop rippers, it runs in your browser and renders each page with a real headless browser, so modern JavaScript sites come down intact instead of as a broken, script-less skeleton.
Your first scrape is free up to 50 pages. See exactly what was captured (pages, images, stylesheets, scripts, and fonts, 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.
Whole-site crawl
Follows internal links and pulls every page and asset it finds, live, as it goes.
Modern sites intact
Real-browser rendering means JavaScript-driven pages are ripped as they actually render.
One organised archive
Everything lands in a single ZIP with folders for pages, CSS, JS, images, and fonts.
Browser-based
No HTTrack-style desktop install — rip a site from any device with a browser.
What is a website ripper?
A website ripper is a tool that downloads all of a site's pages and assets so you can browse it offline or keep a copy. Website Sucker does this online and packages the result as a single ZIP.
How is this different from HTTrack or SiteSucker?
Website Sucker runs in the browser on any operating system — no desktop install — and renders each page with a real headless browser, so JavaScript-heavy modern sites are captured correctly where older rippers often miss dynamic content.
How large a site can I rip?
The free scrape covers up to 50 pages, 500 files and 100 MB; a credit covers sites up to 500 MB (about 1,200 pages and 20,000 files), and bigger sites pause at 500 MB: add 250 MB (plus 600 pages and 10,000 files) for $1.99, up to 1,000 MB (2,400 pages) per site. The $5.99/month plan covers each scrape up to 500 MB, the same as a credit, and bigger sites add 250 MB for $1.99 the same way. If a site is bigger than the free scrape, we pause and show you the page and file counts and total size before you pay; $1.99 finishes the rest, so you always know the scope first.
How long does it take?
It depends on the site: small static sites finish fastest, and JavaScript-heavy sites take longer because each page is fully rendered before capture. You see live progress the whole time.
Is ripping a website legal?
Only rip sites you own or have permission to copy, and respect the source site's terms and copyright. It's ideal for backing up your own site, archiving, or migrating.
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