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Copy Website
Copy any public website into a browsable snapshot. Saves HTML and optional screenshots up to a chosen crawl depth.
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Copy Website | Save Pages as HTML & Screenshots
Copy any public website into a browsable snapshot. Works on modern JavaScript-heavy sites. No setup required.
π What this Actor does
- Copy any public website in minutes
- Works on JavaScript-heavy sites (React, Vue, etc.)
- Choose how deep to crawl β you stay in control
- Save pages as HTML for offline use
- Optionally capture screenshots for each page
This Actor is designed to be the simplest way to copy a website without dealing with complex scraping setups.
π¦ What you get
For each page:
- Full HTML snapshot
- Page URL and metadata
- Crawl depth information
- Optional screenshot (for visual reference)
All results are stored in a dataset and can be exported as JSON, CSV, or downloaded for further use.
π§ How it works
- Start from a URL
- Crawl links within the same website
- Capture each page (HTML + optional screenshot)
- Continue up to your defined depth
βοΈ How this is different
Unlike traditional web scrapers, this Actor focuses on:
Capturing full page snapshots β not just extracting text
That means:
- You get complete pages, not partial data
- Better for offline browsing, archiving, and backups
- No need to configure complex extraction rules
π‘ Use cases
- Archive a website before it changes
- Download documentation for offline use
- Save blog content for research
- Backup public websites
- Analyze site structure
π° Pricing
Simple and predictable:
You only pay for successfully saved pages.
- 1 page saved = 1 billable event
- Failed or blocked pages are not counted
This makes costs easy to estimate and control.
βοΈ Example input
{"startUrl":"https://example.com","maxDepth":2}
β οΈ Limitations
Works best for:
- Blogs
- Documentation sites
- Marketing websites
May struggle with:
- Login-required sites
- Highly protected websites (e.g., strong anti-bot systems)
- Extremely dynamic or infinite-scroll apps
π§© Tips for best results
- Start with a low depth (1β2) to test
- Increase depth gradually
- Avoid very large sites unless needed
- Use screenshots for debugging tricky pages
π Summary
The simplest way to copy any public website.
No complex scraping configs. No confusing pricing. Just give a URL, set depth, and get your website snapshot.
