Copy sites the browser can actually open
Start from any public URL you can load. A real browser opens the page so JavaScript sites can be copied as you see them.
Features
What You Get With WebCopier
Take a website you can open in a browser and turn it into a local project on your PC. These are the capabilities the Windows app actually ships.
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BrowserReal rendering
JavaScriptRuns before save
LocalProject on your PC
Windows10 / 11
Find more of the site without adding every page yourself
Internal links and sitemaps pull in extra pages, within your plan, so you are not typing each URL.
Keep the copied website on your PC
The result is a local project: HTML, CSS, images, fonts, and client scripts on disk.
Download more than the homepage
Follow the site until the job hits your page limit. Open the whole saved copy from Windows.
Browse the copy later
Reopen the project offline or after the live site has changed.
See what was saved
Each job includes a report so you know which pages and files landed in the project.
Download WebCopier for Windows
Paste a URL, copy the site you can open in a browser, and keep a local project on your PC. The free plan saves one complete page.
