HTTrack

HTTrack downloads websites to a local folder for offline browsing, including pages, images, and other linked files.

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About HTTrack

HTTrack is a free, GPL-licensed offline browser utility designed to download entire websites to a local directory for offline access. It recursively fetches all linked content on a site, including HTML pages, images, and other associated files, while preserving the original site's relative link structure. This allows users to browse the mirrored copy of a website exactly as they would the live version, clicking through links seamlessly without an internet connection.

The tool supports updating existing mirrored sites and resuming interrupted downloads, and includes fully configurable settings alongside an integrated help system for new users. As of version 3.50-5, it supports modern web standards including HTTPS, files larger than 2GB, Windows file paths exceeding 260 characters, and WARC output for archival use. HTTrack is available for Windows (as WinHTTrack), macOS, Linux/Unix/BSD (as WebHTTrack), and as a web-based version, making it accessible across most common computing environments. It is suited for users who need reliable offline access to web content, from individual users with limited connectivity to researchers and web archivists.

Key features

  • Downloads full websites to local folders for offline browsing
  • Preserves original site link structure for seamless offline navigation
  • Supports resuming interrupted downloads and updating existing mirrors
  • Handles HTTPS, files over 2GB, and long Windows file paths
  • Offers cross-platform support for Windows, macOS, Linux, and web
  • Includes configurable settings and integrated help resources
Best for: It is most useful for users who need offline access to web content, including researchers, archivists, and people with limited internet connectivity.
Good for
  • Free to use under the GNU GPL license
  • Cross-platform support for major operating systems and web
  • Supports modern web features like HTTPS and large files
  • Can resume interrupted downloads and update existing mirrors

HTTrack at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Free
Platforms
Linux, macOS, Web, Windows
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 7, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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HTTrack FAQ

Is HTTrack free to use?
Yes, HTTrack is released under the GNU GPL license and is available at no cost to users.
What operating systems does HTTrack support?
It is available for Windows, macOS, Linux/Unix/BSD, and as a web-based version.
Can I update a previously downloaded website mirror with HTTrack?
Yes, HTTrack can update existing mirrored sites and resume interrupted download sessions.
Does HTTrack support modern web technologies?
Version 3.50-5 adds support for HTTPS, files larger than 2GB, long Windows paths, and WARC output.
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