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HTTrack vs Cyotek WebCopy vs SiteSucker

Pick HTTrack for a free copier on Windows, Mac, Linux or Android, Cyotek WebCopy for free on Windows with detailed rules, and SiteSucker for a simple Mac app at $5.99. HTTrack shipped 3.51 in October 2026, while WebCopy’s last stable release is from August 2023. All three copy what the server sends.

Screenshots of HTTrack, Cyotek WebCopy and SiteSucker
HTTrack, Cyotek WebCopy and SiteSucker, as they looked in October 2026.

In short

  • Free, on most computers, updated in 2026: HTTrack
  • Free on Windows, with detailed rules: Cyotek WebCopy
  • A simple Mac app, $5.99 once: SiteSucker
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  1. Side by side
  2. Pick HTTrack if…
  3. Pick Cyotek WebCopy if…
  4. Pick SiteSucker if…
  5. When none of them fits
  6. The verdict
  7. Questions

Side by side

HTTrack, Cyotek WebCopy and SiteSucker compared
HTTrackCyotek WebCopySiteSucker
PriceFree, open source (GPL)Free, donations welcome$5.99 once (Mac App Store)
WindowsYes, as WinHTTrackYesNo
MacYes, macOS 15+ on Apple SiliconNoYes, macOS 14+, Intel and Apple silicon
Linux or AndroidYesNoNo, (iPhone and iPad instead)
Latest stable release3.51, October 28, 20261.9.1.872, August 20236.2.2 (the store shows Sep 23, no year)
Sites behind a loginYes, from your browser session (3.51)Yes, areas you can accessNot stated
Pages built with JavaScriptMay not copy fullyNo, Cyotek says it doesn’t parse JavaScriptMay not copy fully
Control over what’s copiedYes, many optionsYes, detailed rulesYes, with pause and resume
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Pick HTTrack if…

  • You want it free and open source
  • You use Linux or Android, or switch between computers
  • You need a site behind your own login

Pick Cyotek WebCopy if…

  • You’re on Windows and want detailed copy rules
  • You’re happy with a stable release from 2023
  • You want a clear window to set up a crawl

Pick SiteSucker if…

  • You’re on a Mac and want a simple native app
  • You run long jobs you can pause and resume
  • A small one-time price is fine

When none of them fits

These apps copy many pages from the server. If you want one modern page as it renders, Sitepeel’s Website to HTML saves it from a link, and its Clone prompt writes a prompt that rebuilds it with AI. Sitepeel doesn’t crawl whole sites.

Sitepeel’s free Clone prompt on linear.app.

The verdict

Questions

Is Cyotek WebCopy free?

Yes, it’s free to use, and donations are welcome. It’s Windows only and needs .NET Framework 4.6.

Is there a Cyotek WebCopy for Mac?

No, it’s Windows only. On a Mac, use SiteSucker, or HTTrack on macOS 15 or later with Apple Silicon.

Is SiteSucker free?

No. It’s $5.99 once on the Mac App Store. SiteSucker Pro has a 14-day trial limited to 100 files at a time, and adds embedded videos.

Which one copies a site behind a login?

Cyotek WebCopy can log in to areas you have access to. HTTrack 3.51 can use a login or CAPTCHA session from your own browser. Check first that you may copy the site.

Do they copy pages built with JavaScript?

Often not fully. Cyotek says WebCopy doesn’t parse JavaScript, and crawlers in general save what the server sends. A browser tool like Sitepeel’s Website to HTML saves one page as it renders.

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