Clone a Squarespace site into real code
Paste the live URL of any Squarespace site and get back clean, editable HTML and Tailwind CSS — Squarespace has no general code export, so this is the fastest way to get one.
2 free page clones. No credit card.
Why people clone their Squarespace site
Squarespace is one of the most popular ways to get a small-business site online fast, but it's a closed platform — there's no built-in way to export your pages as code. That becomes a problem the moment you want to move to your own hosting to cut the monthly fee, hand a design to a developer to extend, or just keep a real, editable copy of a site you built there.
Forkpage works around that limitation entirely by not touching Squarespace's platform at all. It loads your published page the same way a visitor's browser does — reading the real rendered fonts, colors, spacing, and copy — and rebuilds it as semantic HTML and Tailwind CSS. That works on any published Squarespace site, on any plan, and hands you code you can read, edit, and host anywhere.
What carries over — and what doesn't
Carries over
- Layout, spacing, and responsive structure
- Real fonts, colors, and gradients from the page's styling
- All visible copy and images on the page
- Decorative elements like background shapes and simple animations
Rebuilt separately
- Squarespace Commerce (product catalog, cart, checkout)
- Blog and CMS-driven content that updates dynamically
- Form submission handling and email notifications
- Member areas and gated content
In short: you get a faithful, editable front end to build on top of — the visual design, ready to host anywhere, with backend features rebuilt for wherever the site lives next.
Questions
Can I export my Squarespace site without upgrading my plan?
Yes. Forkpage reads the live published page rather than using any Squarespace export tool, so it works regardless of your plan.
Will the exported code still work like the Squarespace site?
The visual design, layout, fonts, and copy carry over as real HTML and Tailwind. Squarespace Commerce, forms, and blog/CMS content aren't part of the clone and would need to be rebuilt separately.
Why clone instead of exporting from Squarespace directly?
Squarespace doesn't offer a general code export at all. Cloning the live page is the practical way to get a portable, readable copy of the design as clean Tailwind CSS.
Is this allowed if the site isn't mine?
Cloning a page's design for research or as a redesign starting point is common practice. Publishing someone else's copyrighted content or brand assets as your own is not — that responsibility is yours.
Try it on your Squarespace site
Paste the URL and see the real code in seconds.
Open Forkpage — it's free