# Introduction

SingleFile is a browser extension that allows you to save an entire web page, including all its resources (e.g., images, stylesheets, fonts, frames, etc.), as a single HTML file with just one click.

The saved page can be displayed offline in any browser without needing to install any extension. Ideal for researchers, students, and professionals needing reliable offline copies of web pages, or for anyone wanting to keep a record of their favorite web content.

SingleFile is available for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari. It is free and open source.

# Demo

# Features

• Save current tab, all tabs or selected tabs
• Save a selection of content
• Annotate saved pages
• Auto-save pages
• Batch save a list of URLs
• Save bookmarked pages
• Save pages to GitHub, Amazon S3, Google Drive, or a WebDAV server
• Save pages as self-extracting ZIP files
• Load deferred images and iframes before saving a page
• Save option set as profile
• Automatically select a profile when saving a page depending on the URL
• Execute a user script when saving a page
• And more...

# Download

• Firefox

  Firefox Add-ons Firefox for Android Add-ons

• Google Chrome

  Chrome Web Store

• Microsoft Edge

  Microsoft Edge Add-ons

• Safari

  App Store (macOS) App Store (iOS)

# SingleFile CLI

SingleFile CLI (Command Line Interface) is a command-line tool that allows you to save a web page with all its resources in a single HTML file. It is based on the same core as the browser extension but can be used without neeeding to install a browser extension or launching manually a browser.

SingleFile CLI is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. See here for more information: SingleFile CLI Project on GitHub.

# More information

See the README file to read the FAQ, the list of known issues and troubleshooting tips, the privacy policy, the list of contributors, and more.