Raw Static Code
When WebCloner finishes cloning a site, the first file it gives you is a Zip file containing the site's raw, ready-to-use code.
What is the Zip file?
The Zip file contains everything from the cloned website:
- HTML files for every page
- CSS stylesheets
- JavaScript files
- Images and videos
sitemap.xmland other supporting files
This is the closest thing to “the actual website,” packaged so you can open it, edit it, or host it anywhere.
How to get it
Paste the website URL on the WebCloner tool.
Click Start Cloning.
After processing finishes, download the Zip file.
How to use it
Extract (unzip) the downloaded file on your computer.
Open the index.html file in any web browser to view the site locally.
Edit any HTML, CSS, or JS file with your favorite code editor.
Upload the extracted folder to any web host or static hosting service to make it live.
Common uses
- Backup — Keep an offline copy of a site in case it goes down.
- Migration — Move a site to a new host without rebuilding it from scratch.
- Learning — Study how a site is structured and built.
- Starting point — Use the cloned code as a base for your own project.
Tip: Since everything (images, CSS, JS) is bundled inside the Zip file, the site works fully offline — no internet connection needed to view it.