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Web Archiver

Attempts to save accessible page resources (HTML/CSS/JS/images) into an archive or screenshot. Completeness depends on resource access.

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Cross-origin (CORS) limits: Browsers block full capture of third-party sites. Onlysame-origin pagesor CORS-enabled resources archive fully. Other URLs degrade to a basic HTML placeholder. Tip: try the Test Page, orupload a local HTML filefor a complete archive.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the web archiver?

It attempts to save a page's HTML/CSS/JS and other resources into a ZIP archive. How complete the archive is depends on the same-origin policy and whether resources allow cross-origin access.

Can dynamic pages be saved?

It saves a snapshot of the page at fetch time; dynamic content reflects what was captured.

Why can't some pages be fully archived?

Browsers block cross-origin resource fetching, so only same-origin pages or those allowing CORS can be fully archived. Try the 'Test Page' or upload a local HTML file instead.

What does an archive include?

Depending on what can be fetched, it saves a page screenshot plus accessible HTML/CSS/JS, image, and font resources, packed into a ZIP. Cross-origin or dynamic resources may be incomplete.

Where is the archive history stored?

History is kept in your browser locally. You can re-archive or delete entries in one click, with up to 10 saved.