How to Rip an Entire Website in Under 60 Seconds
Point EZ Website Backup at a URL you own, watch the whole site pour into a file tree, and download it as an offline copy — no install.
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How to Back Up Your Entire Website Before You Lose It
Hosts go down, plugins break, invoices go unpaid. Here is how to keep a full, browsable copy of your site on your own computer.
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Locked Out by a Hacker? How to Recover Every File From Your Site
Lost your hosting login or been locked out? If the site is still online, you can pull every public file back down — and keep your own cookies handy for the rest.
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How to Download a Whole Website for Offline Browsing
Get a complete copy of a site that opens and clicks through offline — planes, spotty wifi, or just keeping a reference that never changes.
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The Best HTTrack Alternative in 2026 (No Install, Runs in Your Browser)
HTTrack still works, but it is a desktop install from another era. Here is a modern, browser-based alternative — with a file tree, type filters and JavaScript rendering.
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How to Download Every Image, PDF and Video From a Website at Once
Skip the right-click-save marathon. Crawl the site, filter the file tree by type, select all, and download just the assets you want.
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How to Rip a JavaScript / React Site That Normal Rippers Miss
Modern sites build their pages in the browser, so classic crawlers save blank shells. Turn on JavaScript rendering and capture what a real browser sees.
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How to Archive a Website Before a Redesign or Migration
Before you rebuild, capture a frozen snapshot of the old site — every page and URL — so nothing is lost and you can compare old versus new.
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How to Clone a Website's Front-End to Study How It's Built
Grab the HTML, CSS and JavaScript of a site so you can read how it works offline — a learning exercise, on content you are allowed to copy.
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