Clone any website in three steps.
Go to any page you want a copy of. The toolbar icon activates the moment the site can be cloned.
Copy just the current page, or switch to Multi-page and set how many link levels of the site to clone.
Every page and asset lands in one folder with links rewritten — ready to browse offline or edit locally.
Copy one page or clone the whole site.
Pick the scope right in the popup. No config files, no terminal, no server round-trip.
Cloning, explained.
Is this a website cloner or a downloader?
Both — same engine. Site Downloader copies a website to your machine: a single page, or every page of a section. “Clone” and “download” describe the same result — a local, offline copy.
Can I clone an entire website?
Yes. Switch to Multi-page mode and raise the link depth. It follows internal links level by level and clones each page it finds within the same domain.
Does cloning copy the site’s code?
It copies what the browser receives — the rendered HTML plus CSS, JavaScript, images and fonts. Server-side source code is never exposed; you get the front-end as it ships to visitors.
Can I edit the cloned copy?
Yes. Links and asset paths are rewritten to local files, so the copy opens straight from your folder and can be edited like any static site.
Is copying a website allowed?
Cloning for personal use, backups, or offline reading is generally fine. Respect each site’s terms and copyright before republishing or redistributing what you copy.
Is it free?
Yes. Site Downloader is free to install and use from the Chrome Web Store.