Website Downloader
Website Downloader

Wayback Machine Downloader

Download the source code and assets from the Wayback Machine — pick a snapshot date and get a browsable ZIP. No install, no setup.

  • Recover any snapshot from the Internet Archive
  • Preview the archived pages before you download
  • Download a ZIP — HTML, CSS, JS & images, relinked for offline use
  • Pick the date to capture a version that has since changed
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Any archived snapshot

If it's in the Wayback Machine, you can save it

Recover marketing pages, product sites, portfolios, and entire sites as they existed on a past date. Paste the link, pick a snapshot, preview the capture, download the package.

Pick the exact snapshot

Choose the capture date you need from the Internet Archive — recover a version of the site as it existed before it changed or disappeared.

Nothing gets left behind

The archived HTML, stylesheets, scripts, and images all come down together, so the recovered copy looks and behaves like the original snapshot.

Packaged in one clean ZIP

The whole archived site lands as a single, organized ZIP — yours to inspect, restore, edit, or hand off.

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Snapshots in
Any siteClean capture
Travel pages
Product sites
SaaS pages
Portfolio pages
Brand pages
Venue pages
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Package ready
HTML
CSS
JS
IMG

Built for clean, complete recovery

No install, and no guessing which capture to grab — preview first, then download a copy that works offline.

Nothing to install
Wayback Machine Downloader runs entirely in your browser, on any operating system. No software to download, nothing to configure.
Preview before you save
Archived snapshots can be patchy. Browse the rebuilt pages first, so you only download the capture that actually has what you need.
Whole site or just a piece
Start with one link. Recover an entire archived site, a single subdirectory, or specific pages — the controls are there when you want them.

What's in your recovered copy

Every recovery keeps the original site's link structure, so you can open the HTML in a browser and it just works — offline.

HTML
Each archived page is saved as an HTML file you can open in a browser or edit in your own tools.
Local link conversion
Internal links are rewritten to point at the local files, so the copy works offline instead of reaching back to archive.org.
CSS and JavaScript
Stylesheets and scripts come down with the pages and stay correctly referenced, so the layout survives the trip.
Images
Image assets are downloaded and relinked locally, so the pages look right offline.
How it works

From an archive link to a downloadable copy in three steps

Paste a Wayback link and we handle the rebuild, the preview, and the packaging. No install, no setup — it all runs in the cloud.

https://example.com
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1

Paste a Wayback link

Drop in an archive.org / Wayback Machine URL — or a plain domain — and pick the snapshot date you want to recover.

preview · example.com
2

Preview the snapshot

We rebuild the archived pages and host a browsable preview, so you can confirm the snapshot before saving anything.

index.html
css/
js/
images/
assets/
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3

Download the ZIP

Get a ZIP of the archived HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and images — with internal links rewritten so the recovered copy works offline.

Try it now — paste a Wayback link to start.

Use cases

What you'll use it for

Recover sites that are gone, restore an earlier version, or research how a page looked in the past.

Recover a lost site
Bring back a site when hosting expired, the live version was overwritten, or the content you need no longer exists online.
Restore an earlier version
Pull down a specific snapshot to recover copy, assets, or a layout that changed in a later redesign.
Research the past
Preview and download historical captures for research, audits, legal records, or offline reference.

Ready to recover a snapshot?