Cyotek WebCopy

Cyotek WebCopy downloads a website and remaps links to local files so its content can be browsed offline.

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About Cyotek WebCopy

Cyotek WebCopy is a tool that automatically downloads the content of a website to a local device so it can be browsed offline. It scans a specified site, finds linked pages, style-sheets, images and other resources, and downloads them. Links are remapped to local paths so the copied pages reference each other on the device.

Users can set rules that control which parts of a site are copied and how. The homepage gives examples such as making a complete copy of a static website or downloading only images or other resources. The homepage states that WebCopy does not parse JavaScript and cannot see links generated dynamically by scripts, so heavily scripted sites may not be copied completely. It also downloads only what the HTTP server returns, not the raw source code, and advanced data-driven sites may not work as expected once copied. The homepage lists minimum requirements for Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7 and Vista SP2, with Microsoft .NET Framework 4.6 and 20MB of disk space.

Key features

  • Downloads pages, images, style-sheets and other linked resources from a specified website
  • Remaps links to local paths so copied pages work together offline
  • Crawls linked pages and resources, continuing to search for further content
  • Configurable rules to define which parts of a site are copied and how
  • Can be set to download only specific resource types, such as images
Best for: People who want offline copies of static websites or specific file types from a site, using a Windows computer.
Good for
  • The homepage describes the software as free of charge to use
  • Extensive configuration controls which parts of a site are copied
  • Remaps internal links so copied static sites can be browsed offline
Watch out for
  • Does not parse JavaScript, so sites that generate links with scripts may not be fully copied
  • Downloads only what the HTTP server returns, not the raw source code
  • Advanced data-driven websites may not work as expected after copying

Cyotek WebCopy at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Cyotek WebCopy FAQ

Does WebCopy handle sites that rely heavily on JavaScript?
The homepage states that WebCopy does not include a virtual DOM or JavaScript parsing. If links are generated dynamically by JavaScript, it may be unable to discover all of the site, so the copy may be incomplete.
What are the minimum requirements?
The homepage lists Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7 or Vista SP2, Microsoft .NET Framework 4.6, and 20MB of available hard disk space.
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