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Chrome extension · Local-first

Save any webpage.
Keep it forever.

Website Copier saves webpages as self-contained HTML files for offline reading, directly in your browser.

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Free to start · Pro $9.99 · 30-day money-back

output
page.html
linked/a.html
linked/b.html
site/…
one file per page, links rewritten local
lifetime
$9.99
one-time · was $14.99 · 30-day guarantee
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The web forgets. Pages change. Links disappear. Website Copier keeps the copies you care about as files you own.

Works where you browse Google Chrome Brave Opera

Choose how much you save.

Start with the page in front of you, or mirror the whole site for the road. Linked targets save beside the parent with links rewritten to the local copies.

modes
page.html · 1 file, free

What Website Copier saves.

Text, images and styles packed into one self-contained file. Select a part to see where it lives.

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Everything happens locally.

Saving happens in your browser. There is no cloud copy, and no account needed to open a file.

privacy
page uploads 0
cloud copies 0
local only

Files are yours. Your license is separate.

Saved files work without an account. Sign in only when you want to restore your Pro license on another computer.

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GSigned in · Pro active

Offline copy · opens anywhere

A local copy, ready offline.

Saved with Website Copier · one file

Pages change. Links disappear. The copy you cared about stays readable, in the order the author wrote it.

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Revisit it on a plane, quote it in ten years, hand it to a friend. It just opens.

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Save webpages in one click.

One extension, one payment. This is the full list.

Single file savesText, images and styles in one HTML file.
Offline readingOpens in any browser. No connection needed.
Linked pagesEvery link saved beside the parent. Pro.
Whole sitesMirrored folder by folder. Pro.
Local-firstProcessed on your machine. Zero uploads.
Lifetime updatesPay once. Every future version included.

What is Website Copier?

Website Copier is a Chrome extension for saving webpages and websites as local HTML files. It keeps pages available for offline reading without relying on a cloud copy. Built for personal offline use, not website cloning.

Researchers keep sources that might vanish. Students pack readings for commutes. Travelers carry guides with no signal. Developers freeze docs before APIs change. If a page matters to you, keep a copy you own.

ResearchDocumentationArticlesTutorialsReference pagesTravel infoWebsite archiving

Free vs Pro.

Free to start. One payment for life.

Free

Starter

$0
free forever
  • 5 free page saves
  • Offline reading
  • Local processing
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Lifetime Pro Lifetime · one payment

Pro

$9.99
one-time payment · lifetime updates
$14.99 · 30-day money-back
  • Everything in Starter
  • Save linked pages
  • Save whole sites
  • All future updates
  • Priority support
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Covered by the 30-day guarantee
30days
Try Pro for a month. Keep it forever or pay nothing.If Website Copier does not earn its $9.99, one email refunds every cent. No questions, no forms.
Can I save a webpage for offline reading?
Yes. Open the page, click Save, and Website Copier packs it into one HTML file that opens in any browser with no connection.
Can Website Copier save an entire website?
Yes, with Pro. Whole-site mode crawls the site and mirrors its structure folder by folder for offline browsing.
Can I save a webpage as an HTML file?
That is exactly what it does. Text, images and styles land in a single self-contained file, with links rewritten to local copies.
Does Website Copier upload my pages?
No. No page of yours is ever uploaded. Processing happens locally in your browser, and there are no cloud copies.
Can I open saved pages without internet?
Yes. Saved files are plain HTML on your disk. Double-click and they open, online or off.
Does it work with Chrome?
Yes. It is built for Chrome and works in Chromium browsers like Brave, Opera and Arc.
Can I move saved HTML files to another computer?
Yes. They are real files. Copy, back up or sync them however you like.
Do I need an account to read saved files?
No. Files open with no sign-in. An account only matters if you buy Pro and want the license on a second machine.
Is Website Copier free?
Free for 5 single-page saves. Pro unlocks linked pages and whole-site saving with a one-time $9.99 payment.
I just bought Pro. How do I unlock it?
Check your email for your lifetime key. Open the extension, go to Upgrade, paste the key and press Activate. Pro unlocks instantly on that machine.
What if Pro does not work for me?
Then do not pay for it. Every purchase is covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee: one email to support@websitecopier.online refunds the full $9.99.
Is copying a website legal?
Saving pages for personal offline use is generally fine. Respect copyright and the terms of the sites you save. Website Copier is a personal archiving tool, not a cloning service.

Save a webpage in three steps.

Free while you try it. Upgrade only when whole sites matter.

  1. Open any page in Chrome.
  2. Click Save in the extension.
  3. Keep the HTML file forever.
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