Download the returned HTML
- Enter a public URL. Use the complete webpage address.
- Select Download HTML. SolViewer retrieves the HTML returned for that URL.
- Save the file. The download contains one
.htmlfile.
What this downloader saves
This tool saves the HTML document returned for one public webpage. It does not download CSS, JavaScript, images, fonts, assets, a ZIP archive, or private server-side code.
Use View Source when you want to inspect, copy or download the same returned HTML directly from the main source viewer.
Why can a downloaded page look different?
A saved page can differ from the live page when:
- Assets use relative paths that no longer resolve
- Scripts request data from an API
- The page requires cookies or authentication
- Content is inserted after JavaScript runs
- Fonts, images or scripts block external reuse
- The original website uses server-side routing
- Security policies restrict how resources load
Use the HTML Viewer to inspect or preview an HTML file you have already downloaded. Use the HTML Extractor when you need a structured list of links, images, headings or metadata rather than an export package.
Responsible use
Public access does not remove copyright, trademark, licensing, privacy or contractual restrictions. Use downloaded source for legitimate purposes such as debugging your own website, education, migration with permission, testing or authorized archiving.
Do not use this tool to copy protected content, impersonate another service, bypass access controls or republish code and assets without permission.
Frequently asked questions
Can it download a complete website?
No. It saves only the returned HTML for one webpage. A full-site export requires a crawler, asset handling and an explicit crawl scope.
Can it retrieve backend code?
No. Private server-side code and database logic are not part of the returned HTML.
Can I reuse downloaded HTML?
Downloading a public file does not grant permission to reuse it. Review the owner’s license, terms and applicable law before copying or republishing content.