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A website cloner turns any live website into an editable starting point you can make your own.
Clonesite reads the real HTML, CSS, fonts and responsive breakpoints behind a public URL, rebuilds the structure faithfully, then rebrands it with your colors, copy and logo — no screenshots, no blank canvas. From $2 (fully refundable) we build the whole site live in your browser, and you export production-ready code when you're happy.
Paste any live URL and clonesite rebuilds the real site in your browser in about a minute — editable and multi-page.
There's nothing to install and no screenshot to upload. Working from the URL instead of an image lets us capture the actual HTML, CSS and breakpoints, so the clone matches the original and stays faithful across every page.
Yes — cloning a website's layout and structure for your own rebranded site is generally legal, because visual layout and functional structure aren't protected the way brand assets are.
What you must not republish is someone else's copyrighted content, logos, images, fonts or trademarks. Clonesite is built for this: we clone the publicly accessible structure, then you swap in your own colors, copy, logo and content — so what you ship is your branded site, not a copy of theirs. We never copy backend logic, databases or proprietary functionality. For commercial use, replace all original branding and content before publishing, and when in doubt treat a clone as a starting structure to build on, not a finished site to reuse.
No — cloning takes one URL and no design or coding skills.
You paste a link, watch the site rebuild live in your browser, then edit text, colors and your logo visually. Developers can also export clean, production-ready code to take further, but you don't need to touch code to get a finished, rebranded site.
You can clone entire multi-page sites, not just a single landing page.
Because clonesite works from a URL instead of a screenshot, it follows the real navigation and rebuilds every page with consistent structure. A single-page clone runs about 100 credits; multi-page costs more and unlocks when you export.
Clones are high-fidelity because we read the source HTML, CSS, fonts and responsive breakpoints — not a guess from an image.
Layout, spacing, typography and mobile/desktop responsiveness are reproduced faithfully, then made fully editable so you can adjust anything before exporting.
No — clonesite clones the visual design and front-end structure only.
Backend logic, databases, APIs and proprietary functionality are never copied. You get the front-end you can see and rebrand, which is also what keeps cloning on the right side of copyright.
A URL gives us the real HTML, CSS, fonts and responsive breakpoints; a screenshot can only be guessed at.
URL-only is a deliberate quality choice — it also lets us clone entire multi-page sites with working navigation, which screenshot tools can't do.
You get a full, live, editable clone from $2 — fully refundable, so there's no risk.
You can preview the entire rebranded site in your browser; it's only watermarked and locked from export until you spend credits.
You pay per clone with credits — no subscription — and credits never expire.
Packs start at $39 for one single-page clone, or $99 for three. Spending credits exports production-ready code and removes the watermark. For full multi-page sites, ask us about Full Clone.
Yes — when you spend credits you export clean, production-ready code with no watermark, and you own 100% of it.
Host it anywhere you like. There's no lock-in and no subscription; you only pay when you walk away with something real.
Today you export production-ready code and host it anywhere — you own all of it.
Yes. Full Clone is the done-for-you path: we clone the full site, rebrand it to you, and ship it live. Contact sales with the URL and we will quote the scope.
Clonesite is built for people who don't want a subscription: you pay per clone with credits, and credits never expire.
Most cloners — UX Pilot, UXMagic and CopyWeb — charge $14–$29 every month whether you ship anything or not. Clonesite builds your clone from $2 — fully refundable — and only charges credits when you export, with packs starting at $39.
Clonesite gives you a full, live, editable clone from $2 — fully refundable, with no subscription.
You can edit the entire rebranded site in your browser; it's only watermarked and locked from export until you spend credits. That's lower-risk than trial-credit plans that cap you after the first design.
UX Pilot is a subscription UX-design suite that exports clones to Figma; clonesite is a pay-per-clone tool that rebuilds the real site in your browser and exports production-ready code you own.
If you want a monthly design workspace, UX Pilot fits; if you want a finished, rebranded, exportable site without a subscription, clonesite fits.
UXMagic outputs an editable Figma file and design system on a monthly credit plan; clonesite rebuilds the live, multi-page site in your browser and exports production-ready code, charging only per clone.
Choose UXMagic for a Figma-first design handoff; choose clonesite to walk away with a hosted-ready site and no recurring fee.
CopyWeb converts a screenshot, URL or Figma file into code on a monthly subscription; clonesite is URL-only, rebrands the clone as your site, supports multi-page, and is pay-per-clone with no subscription.
CopyWeb suits developers wanting code from any input; clonesite suits anyone wanting a finished, rebranded, exportable site on demand.
For agencies and marketers shipping client landing pages, clonesite works best because there's no subscription to expense, you clone and rebrand multi-page sites from a URL, and you export code you fully own per project.
The refundable model from $2 also lets a team prototype and pitch with almost no risk.
Yes — paste Stripe's public URL and clonesite rebuilds that landing page in your browser, then you swap in your own brand colors, copy and logo to make it yours.
You're recreating the layout and structure as a starting point, not republishing Stripe's content or trademarks. Export production-ready code when you're happy; each clone starts from $2, fully refundable.
Yes — clonesite reads the real HTML and CSS behind Notion's public pages and rebuilds an editable version you can rebrand with your own content.
Keep the layout you like, replace the branding and copy with yours, and export clean code you own — pay only per clone, no subscription.
Still deciding
Email hello@clonesite.ai with the site you're trying to clone. A real person replies with what's possible.