SiteGrabber
Type an address, pick a folder, and SiteGrabber saves the site into it: the pages it reaches, with their pictures, styles, scripts and fonts. Saved pages are relinked to the copies beside them, so you can open index.html and read. You choose how far to follow links and how many pages to take, and every page and file appears in the table as it is saved.
Type an address, pick a folder, and the site saves itself page by page.
See it in action
About SiteGrabber
Some sites are worth keeping. A manual, a recipe collection, a course, a reference you rely on. SiteGrabber saves one into an ordinary folder on your PC.
Type it, pick a folder, Start
There are three things on screen: the address of the site, the folder to save into, and a button. From there it works through the site on its own, and every page and file lands in the table as it is saved.
What it takes
Each page it reaches is fetched with the pictures, stylesheets, scripts and fonts that page asks for, and what those stylesheets ask for in turn. The site's own shape becomes the folder's shape: a page with no file name of its own is saved as index.html inside its own folder, so /about/ becomes about\index.html. Two pages of a list stay two files, because ?page=2 is kept in the saved name.
You set the ceiling
Follow links the front page only, one, two or three links in, or take the whole site. Cap the run at 25, 100, 500 or 2,000 pages, or lift the cap. Feeds and sitemaps are skipped, because they list the whole site and are not worth reading as pages. Stop the grab whenever you like; whatever is already saved stays on disk.
Read it afterwards
With relinking on, every address on a saved page is rewritten to the copy next to it, so you can open index.html in any browser and move around the folder with no connection. An address on a different site is written out in full instead, so a font, a script or an image hosted elsewhere still loads when you are online rather than pointing at nothing.
You can see everything
The table lists every page and file: what kind it is, its name, where it landed under your folder, how many links in it was found, how big it is, and whether it saved. When one does not, the reason is in plain words. Sort by any column, and filter the table while the grab is still running.
Everything happens on this PC, apart from fetching the site itself. There is no account, and nothing you save is uploaded anywhere.
Features
- Save a website to a folder on your PC: the pages it reaches, with their pictures, styles, scripts and fonts
- Choose how far to follow links: the front page only, one, two or three links in, or the whole site
- Choose the most pages to save: 25, 100, 500, 2,000, or no real limit
- Pages are relinked to the copies saved beside them, so the folder reads with no connection
- An address on another site is written out in full instead, so the saved page still opens it online
- Stylesheets are followed too, including url() and @import, through six levels of imports
- www.example.com and example.com are treated as one site, so no links are lost
- Feeds and sitemaps are skipped by default, or followed if you turn that off
- Two pages of a list stay two files: ?page=2 is kept in the saved name
- Every page and file appears in a live table: kind, name, where it was saved, how many links in, size and result
- Sort the table by any column, and filter it while the grab is still running
- Plain words when something is not saved: not there any more, the site refused this one, the site is having trouble
- A running count of pages, files, bytes written and anything missed
- Stop at any time. Whatever is already saved stays on disk
- The address and the folder you last used are remembered
- Dark theme by default, with light and match-Windows options
- Works with no account, and nothing is uploaded
Details
- Works on
- Windows 10 (1809 or later) and Windows 11
- Download
- About 2.6 MB
- Version
- 2.0.7, updated October 2026
- First released
- May 2023
- Price
- $2.99 once. No subscription.
- Category
- Productivity
What's new in 2.0.7
- New: a live table of every page and file, with where it was saved, how many links in it was found, its size and the result
- New: choose how far to follow links, and the most pages to save. The old app followed everything with nothing to stop it
- New: pictures, stylesheets, scripts and fonts are saved too, so a saved page looks right
- New: saved pages are relinked to the copies beside them
- New: the address and folder you last used are remembered
- New: feeds and sitemaps are skipped
- New: dark theme by default, with light and match-Windows
Questions
Anything else? Ask us
Which versions of Windows does it run on?
Windows 10 (version 1809 or later) and Windows 11.
Is it a subscription?
No. SiteGrabber is a one-time purchase of $2.99, and updates are included.
How do I get it?
EvlarSoft apps are moving to direct downloads from this site. Ask to be notified and we will email you as soon as SiteGrabber is ready to download.
