htmlhost.co
Pro Feature

Landing Page Cloner. One URL in, one file out.

Paste any URL and get a self-contained HTML file — CSS, JS, images, and fonts all downloaded and self-hosted. Open it in the editor, rework it with AI, and deploy as your own site.

CSS · JS · images · fontsSingle portable HTML fileEdit with AI after cloning
How it works

From URL to editable HTML in seconds.

1
Paste a URL
Open the editor at htmlhost.co/new, click 'Clone from URL' in the toolbar, and paste any public webpage URL.
2
We download everything
Our server fetches the page with a real browser User-Agent, then crawls the full asset graph — stylesheets, scripts, images, web fonts, lazy-loaded media, OG images — and downloads them all.
3
Assets are rehosted on our CDN
Every asset is uploaded to htmlhost's R2 CDN and all URLs in the HTML and CSS are rewritten to point to our servers. No broken paths, no hotlink dependency on the original domain.
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Edit with AI and deploy
The clone opens in the editor as a single portable HTML file. Use the AI editor to rework any element, then deploy it to your own htmlhost.co URL.
Asset coverage

Every asset. Not just the HTML.

Most scrapers fetch the HTML and stop. We crawl the full asset graph — recursively.

Stylesheets & @imports
CSS files are downloaded and scanned recursively for @import rules and url() references — fonts and background images nested inside external CSS are captured too.
link[rel=stylesheet] · @import · url()
JavaScript bundles
Script tags are fetched. Self-contained single-bundle SPAs are inlined. Code-split chunks that require a build system are identified and skipped safely.
<script src> · ES modules · SPA bundles
Images & srcsets
Every img src, srcset, picture source, poster, data-src, and data-lazy-src is discovered and downloaded — including lazy-loaded and responsive images.
img · srcset · data-src · picture
Web fonts
Font files referenced via @font-face, link[rel=preload as=font], and CSS url() are downloaded and rehosted. No more Google Fonts fallback dependency.
woff2 · woff · ttf · otf
Next.js & framework images
Next.js /_next/image optimised URLs are decoded to extract the original image and download it directly — not the CDN-resized variant.
/_next/image · CDN-aware · Vercel
OG & meta images
Open Graph and Twitter card images referenced in meta tags are included so your clone has a complete head section, not broken social previews.
og:image · twitter:image · meta
Use cases

Why people clone landing pages.

Study a competitor's design
Clone a competitor's landing page to inspect their layout, copy structure, and visual hierarchy — without a subscription to Figma plugins or screenshot tools.
Use it as a design starting point
Found a layout you love? Clone it, strip the branding, and rework it with the AI editor. Faster than building from scratch.
Preserve a page before it changes
Save a snapshot of any page as a portable single file. Unlike Wayback Machine, the clone is fully interactive and editable.
Import a page to rework with AI
Clone an existing page — your own or a reference — then use the AI editor to click any section and rewrite it in plain English.
Test designs offline
The monolith HTML file is fully self-contained. Open it in any browser without an internet connection — fonts, images, and styles all work.
Migrate a static site
Clone an old site hosted elsewhere, clean it up in the editor, and deploy it to htmlhost.co — without touching a config file.
Why htmlhost

Better than Save As. Better than HTTrack.

Capabilityhtmlhost ClonerBrowser Save AsHTTrack
Single portable HTML file✓✗✗
Web fonts downloaded✓✗Partial
Lazy-loaded images captured✓✗✗
CSS @import chains followed✓✗✓
Next.js / SPA support✓Partial✗
Assets rehosted on CDN✓✗✗
Edit result with AI✓✗✗
No software to install✓✓✗
FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

What exactly gets cloned?
Everything visible on the page — stylesheets, JavaScript bundles, images, fonts, background images from CSS url(), srcsets, lazy-loaded images, OG images, and more. Assets are downloaded and rehosted on htmlhost's CDN so the clone is fully self-contained.
Will the cloned page look identical to the original?
In most cases, yes. The cloner fetches with a real browser User-Agent and follows the full asset graph. Some pages rely on server-side rendering, auth sessions, or live API calls that can't be captured — but the static visual design and layout is faithfully reproduced.
Is it legal to clone a landing page?
Cloning for personal study, design research, or using it as a starting point for your own original work is generally accepted fair use. Do not republish someone else's content, branding, or copy as your own. htmlhost's Terms of Service prohibit infringing use.
Why is this better than browser Save As?
Browser Save As produces a folder of disconnected files and breaks on CSS @imports, web fonts, lazy-loaded images, and JS modules. The Landing Page Cloner produces a single portable HTML file with everything inlined or self-hosted — no broken paths, no missing fonts.
Is this a Pro feature?
Yes. Landing Page Cloner is available on the htmlhost.co Pro plan. The clone runs server-side, downloads all assets, and rewrites them to our CDN — which requires compute and bandwidth that the free tier doesn't cover.
Can I then edit the cloned page with AI?
Absolutely — that's the intended workflow. Once cloned, the page opens in the htmlhost editor as a monolith HTML file. You can then use the AI editor to click any element and rewrite it in plain English, then deploy it to your own URL.
Pro feature

Clone any landing page. Edit it with AI.

One URL in, one portable HTML file out. Rework it with the AI editor and deploy to your own URL in seconds.