zipasite

SAVE PUBLIC WEB PAGES FOR OFFLINE READING

Website downloader
for offline browsing

Save public pages, images and styles together in one ZIP.

Download a website

Starts at the homepage and follows links across the website.
Options50 pages · Linked documents included

The page limit counts HTML pages. A section address still searches the wider site.

Free downloads include a small Zipasite banner on saved HTML pages.

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Free · Up to 200 pages · 500 MB ZIP All limits

Files pass through our server; your browser builds the ZIP. Privacy

What gets saved?

Public pages, images, styles and fonts that Zipasite can fetch. Forms, sign-in and JavaScript content may rely on the live site. What to expect

Your ZIP will be ready to download when the archive is complete. Check the download notes and try your saved pages offline.

Use public addresses and content you own or have permission to copy. Keep passwords, access tokens and personal details out of the URL.

Your offline copy

example.comFOLDER
index.htmlHomepage
about.htmlOther pages
assetsImages and files

One website. One folder.

Unzip and open index.html.

example-com.zipREADY TO TAKE WITH YOU

Zipasite spaces requests and saves public pages without checking robots.txt.

Forms, sign-in and external services work on the live site. Content loaded by JavaScript may stay there too.

A SMALL GUIDE TO SAVING A SITE

A website downloader.
A copy you can keep.

Zipasite is a website downloader that turns public pages into an offline copy. Save reading for a journey, keep reference material close, or capture your own site before a change. This online website copier keeps pages, images and styles together in one ZIP, with download notes to help you check the result.

How it works

  1. Choose your website

    Paste a public address and choose your page limit. Zipasite follows links and sitemaps on that domain. Include linked documents for PDFs and brochures.

  2. Zip your site

    Keep the tab open as pages and files arrive. Zipasite updates saved links for local browsing. Check the download notes when your ZIP is ready.

  3. Unzip and explore

    Extract the whole ZIP and open index.html. Keep the pages and assets folder together so images, styles and local links stay connected.

Start small. Try a modest page limit and open a few key pages. Images and documents also contribute to ZIP size. A specific page address still starts a domain-wide search. Each new download creates a fresh archive.

TRY AN OFFLINE COPY

A little site, already zipped.

Browse Field Notes, a prepared three-page example with an image and stylesheet. It illustrates an offline folder; it is separate from a full test of the current downloader.

Browse the demo Download sample ZIP

What travels with your copy

Zipasite saves public HTML pages, referenced images, stylesheets and fonts. The optional script setting keeps more original behaviour. Your choice of linked documents adds files such as PDFs. Assets may come from the site’s image or font providers.

Saved pages sit together beside index.html, with supporting files in an assets folder. Links between saved pages work locally. Links to other pages and services open the live web.

Read now. Keep for later.

Open the extracted folder to read saved text, view images and move between included pages. Try the pages you need with your device offline before a journey.

Keep the original ZIP alongside the extracted copy. Add a date to the file name to compare versions. Each archive is a snapshot of the site on the day you downloaded it. Follow our opening checklist to check your copy.

What stays with the live site

Forms, search, checkout and sign-in work on the original site. Embedded services and content loaded by JavaScript may stay there too.

Zipasite saves public files. The database, admin area and server code stay on the original server. For a full restore, keep a separate backup of your database, uploads, settings and server files. See website archive vs backup.

From website to ZIP

Files pass through the Zipasite server, and your browser builds the ZIP. Use Download ZIP when the archive is ready. The ZIP is prepared in your browser’s memory. Keep this tab open until you download it. Allow space for both the ZIP and its extracted folder.

Use Zipasite for content you own or have permission to copy. Keep the source’s permissions in mind when sharing your offline copy.

A few useful answers

Will Zipasite save every page?

Zipasite saves pages reached through links and sitemaps, up to your page limit. Pages behind sign-in or user actions may stay on the live site. Review the download notes and check the pages you want to keep.

Can I save just one page or section?

The current tool starts with the homepage and your entered address, then discovers pages across the same website. The page limit controls saved HTML pages. A limit of one can save the homepage first, even when you enter a different page address.

What does it cost, and what are the limits?

Zipasite is currently free to use. Each job supports up to 200 HTML pages, 2,000 files and a 500 MB ZIP. The default is 50 pages. You can start five jobs per browser in 24 hours. Source-site access and browser resources also affect each result.

Will everything work offline?

Public text, images and styles are the best fit. Dynamic content, accounts, forms, checkout and embedded services rely on the live website. Extract the ZIP, open index.html and switch off your internet connection to check the saved pages.

Why does a cookie banner still appear?

Zipasite keeps recognised Google Tag Manager loaders on index.html and removes them from other pages. The homepage may show its notice when online. Detected notice text from the original HTML is saved separately for reference. JavaScript-created notices may stay on the live site. Other saved scripts may also contact online services.

What happens if some files fail?

A ZIP can finish with download notes when some pages or files fail. Review those notes before relying on the copy. A failure while writing the ZIP can end the job. Start a fresh download with a smaller page limit after checking the reported issue.

Can I use Zipasite as a website backup?

The archive is a reference copy of saved public pages. It can support content review during a redesign or migration. A full restore also needs separate backups of your database, uploads, settings and server files.

Is my ZIP available through a public link?

Your browser builds the ZIP for saving on your device. The download button uses the current browser session rather than a hosted archive link. Save the file before closing or reloading the tab. The public sample ZIP is a separate demonstration.