AI website cloner
An AI website cloner that works from a URL
clonesite rebuilds any public website from a single link — reading the real HTML, CSS, fonts, and responsive breakpoints instead of guessing from a screenshot. You get a live, editable, multi-page clone in your browser, rebranded as your own.
- Paste a URL — no screenshots, no manual uploads
- Multi-page sites cloned with consistent navigation
- Live, fully editable preview before you pay
- Export production-ready code — pay per clone, no subscription
How to clone a website with clonesite
- 1
Paste the URL — drop any public website link into clonesite and it reads the live HTML, CSS, fonts, and responsive breakpoints.
- 2
Preview and edit — clonesite rebuilds every page as a live, editable clone in your browser, so you can rebrand the copy, colors, and images before paying anything.
- 3
Export the code — pay per clone to export production-ready React and Tailwind source, with no subscription.
Frequently asked questions
How do I clone a website into React code?
Paste the site's URL into clonesite. It reads the real HTML and CSS and rebuilds the page as editable React and Tailwind components you can preview live and export as production-ready source.
Can an AI website cloner copy a whole multi-page site?
Yes. clonesite follows the site's navigation and rebuilds every linked page with consistent structure, so you get the full multi-page site — not just a screenshot of the homepage.
Is it free to clone a website with clonesite?
Previewing and editing any clone is free. You only pay when you export the production-ready code, and pricing is per clone with no subscription.
How is clonesite different from a screenshot-to-code tool?
Screenshot-to-code tools guess layout from an image. clonesite reads the live HTML, CSS, fonts, and responsive breakpoints directly from the URL, so spacing, typography, and mobile behavior match the real site.
Is it legal to clone a website?
clonesite rebuilds public front-end structure and visual direction for rebranding, prototyping, and competitive study. It does not copy backend systems or private data, and it does not grant rights to another company's trademarks, logos, or copyrighted content.