Guide · 2 min read
How to save a website for offline use.
Saving pages one by one works for articles. For documentation, manuals or reference sites you want the whole tree: every page mirrored to a folder, links rewritten to the local copies, ready to browse on a plane.
Three steps
1. Open the site's start page in Chrome.
2. Pick Whole site mode in the Website Copier extension (Pro).
3. Open the mirrored folder and browse with no connection.
Good uses
API docs before a flight. A tutorial series. A forum thread that might vanish. Anything you would hate to lose to a redesign. For single pages, see how to save a webpage as HTML.
Personal archiving, not cloning
Website Copier is built for personal offline use: your reading list, your research, your backups. It is not a website cloning service. Everything is processed locally, with no uploads in Chrome. Overview: Website Copier Chrome extension, features, FAQ.
Save your first webpage today.
Free to start. Pro is $9.99 once.