HTTrack

A free website copier that downloads whole sites to a local folder for offline browsing.

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About HTTrack

HTTrack downloads a website to a local directory. It fetches the HTML, images and other files recursively and rewrites the links, so you can open a mirrored page in your browser and move from link to link as if you were online. It can also update an existing mirror and resume an interrupted copy.

WinHTTrack is the Windows release, for Windows 7 SP1 and later. WebHTTrack covers macOS, Linux and BSD. Version 3.50, the first packaged release in nine years, adds HTTPS, files larger than 2 GB, long Windows paths and WARC output.

Strengths

  • Keeps the relative link structure of the original site
  • Updates existing mirrors and resumes interrupted copies
  • Many configuration options and built-in help
  • WARC output in the 3.50 release

Limitations

  • Long gap between the 3.49 and 3.50 releases
  • Windows XP and Vista are limited to the older 3.49-2 release
  • Sites that rely heavily on scripts may not mirror completely

Details

Pricing
FreeFree software released under the GNU GPL.
License
GPL
Developer
The HTTrack contributors
Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux
How it runs
Downloadable app
Account
Not required
Best suited for
Saving a copy of a website to read offline or to archive
Last verified
Added
Provenance
Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.

Alternatives to HTTrack

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Software that can replace HTTrack for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.

  • GNU Wget

    A non-interactive command-line tool for retrieving files over HTTP, HTTPS, FTP and FTPS.

    GNU Wget is a GPL-3.0 command-line tool with recursive mirroring and link conversion, suited to scripts and cron jobs, but without HTTrack's graphical options or mirror updating.

  • Cyotek WebCopy

    A free Windows tool that copies all or part of a website to a local drive.

    FreeProprietaryWindows

    Cyotek WebCopy remaps links and can log in before copying, but it is closed source, Windows only, needs the .NET Framework and does not run JavaScript.

  • SiteSucker

    A Mac app that downloads whole websites to disk for offline browsing.

    PaidProprietarymacOSiOS

    SiteSucker rewrites links for offline browsing on macOS and iOS and saves pausable download documents, but it is paid, closed source and limited to Apple platforms.

  • Offline Explorer

    A Windows website downloader and offline browser for archiving pages and whole sites.

    PaidProprietaryWindows

    Offline Explorer archives anything from single pages to large sites, with file type filters and a portable edition, but it is commercial, closed source and Windows only.

  • GNU Wget2

    Successor to Wget with HTTP/2, parallel connections and compression.

    GNU Wget2 mirrors sites from the command line with parallel connections and HTTP/2 for faster recursive copies, but has no listed Windows build.

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