Archivarix is an online tool to download your entire website from an archive.org snapshot. It works pretty similarly to webtozip, but you are limited to the available snapshots on archive.org, while webtozip will make a copy from your live website.
Here is a detailed comparison of Archivarix and webtozip:
| Features | Archivarix | webtozip |
|---|---|---|
| It has a free option | 👍 (max. 200 pages/files free) | 👍 (more than 1000 pages in free) |
| Works across all systems | Yes, it’s a web app that can even be used from your mobile device! | Yes, it’s a web app that can even be used from your mobile device! |
| Replace URLs | No, Archivarix automatically converts a website to work on your computer, but it’s not optimized for hosted options | Yes, it provides options for offline usage, relative path, or replacing the full URL. |
| Simple UI | Yes, the UI is quite simple and offers many options for export customization. | Yes, click a button, and that’s it. No complex UI and no need to understand the technical details behind it. |
| Support | It doesn’t seem to have any support. There is a contact form, so you may get in contact with them. | You get dedicated support from the developer |
Other alternatives for downloading a website
We also cover a couple of other alternative tools for downloading your website. Make sure to check out these articles as well:
Want to make your website static?
webtozip offers the easiest and fastest way to download a static copy of your website, and we are working on some awesome pro features like:
- automatically minify HTML/CSS/JS
- automatically optimize images
- doing large conversions (1k pages and more)
- Search & replace paths
- static search solution based on Fuse.js