Site Mirror — save any page as a working local copy

Site Mirror saves any web page to your own computer as a folder that opens offline and still works. Not a screenshot, and not "Save as". Site Mirror captures the page exactly as your browser rendered it — the HTML, every stylesheet flattened into one file, the fonts, the images, the video and the site's own scripts — then rewrites every link so the copy runs from your disk with the network switched off. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Clone a page Download the whole thing as a folder. Open index.html directly, or run the included one-line script to serve it locally — which is what sites built with React, Vue or Svelte need, because browsers block modules over file://. • Read the design system Site Mirror measures the live page and derives its colour ramps, type scale, spacing, radii and shadows. Export them as CSS variables, a Tailwind config, or JSON. • Inspect any element Hover and the box model paints itself over the page — margin, border, padding, content, in the four colours you already know. Click to pin it, then take it as CSS, Tailwind, SCSS, JSX or a Design.md. • Browse every asset Every image, font, stylesheet and video the page loaded, with its size and format, each one downloadable on its own. • Preview on devices Check the page at thirteen phone, tablet and laptop viewports without leaving the tab. PRIVACY The capture runs inside your own browser and the folder is written straight to your downloads. No page you capture is ever uploaded — not the markup, not an image, not a line of text. We cannot see what you keep, and we could not hand it to anyone if we were asked. WHO IT IS FOR Designers working out how a site is built. Developers rebuilding a layout without guessing at values. Anyone who needs a working copy of a page before it changes or disappears. PLANS Capture two websites free. Re-capturing a site you have already used never counts again. Unlimited websites on the paid plan. PLEASE NOTE Only copy sites you own or have permission to copy. What you capture stays subject to its owner's copyright, and how you use it is your responsibility. Some pages cannot be captured perfectly. Content that loads from a live server, DRM-protected video, and anything behind a login may be incomplete offline. That is a limit of what a browser can see, not a bug in the export.