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About Source Code Downloader Online
This tool downloads the HTML and key linked assets (CSS, JavaScript, images) from a public URL and packages them into a ZIP file. The result is a folder you can open locally and inspect as a standalone snapshot of the page.
Useful for archiving a page that might disappear, building a learning resource from a real-world example, or starting a project by inspecting and modifying an existing layout (within copyright limits).
Note that downloaded pages are usually not fully functional offline — analytics, fonts loaded from CDN, server-side rendering, and login-gated content all depend on the original server. The download captures static structure, not live behavior.
How to use this tool
How to download a web page's source code
Enter the page URL
Paste the public web address into the URL field. You can omit the https:// prefix — it is added automatically. Private IPs and localhost addresses are blocked for security.
Fetch and download
Press the button. The page is fetched server-side (not through your browser), so the HTML you receive is the raw server response — not the DOM after JavaScript has executed. Dynamic SPAs may return a near-empty shell.
Receive the .txt file
The source is returned as a plain-text .txt file for download. Open it in any text editor or code editor to inspect the markup, find meta tags, review structured data, or audit scripts and stylesheets linked in the head.
Understand the limitations
This tool fetches the initial HTML response only. It does not run JavaScript, follow redirects to paywalled content, or access pages that require login. For JavaScript-rendered pages, use a headless browser locally (e.g. Playwright or Puppeteer) to capture the full DOM.