Free AI website cloner
Paste any URL. Get back real, editable HTML and Tailwind CSS — not a screenshot, not an iframe. Two free page clones, no credit card.
No signup to try it — you'll only need an email the moment you clone your first page.
How the free plan works
Paste the URL of any live page. Forkpage loads it in a real browser, the same way a visitor would see it.
It reads the real fonts, colors, layout, and copy off the page and rebuilds it as clean HTML and Tailwind CSS.
Preview it, tell it what to change in plain English, then export the code or copy it straight out.
The free plan gives every account 2 page clones and one export — no card, no trial countdown, and no expiry date on them. That's enough to clone a page, edit it, and take the real code away with you. If you end up cloning pages often, packs start at $19 for 10 page clones and permanently unlock unlimited exports — a one-time purchase, not a subscription.
What you get isn't a screenshot
A lot of tools that call themselves "website cloners" hand you a static image or an iframe pointed at the original site — fine for a quick look, useless for actually building something. Forkpage's free plan gives you real markup: semantic HTML, Tailwind utility classes, the actual copy and images from the page, laid out to match the source. You can open it in a code editor, host it yourself, or keep editing it right in Forkpage.
It's a genuine starting point for a redesign, a way to study how a page you admire is built, or a fast way to prototype a layout without starting from a blank file — all without paying anything.
Questions
Is Forkpage really free to use?
Yes. Every account gets 2 free page clones and one free export, no credit card required, and they never expire. Packs start at $19 for 10 — bought once, not subscribed to.
What do I actually get when I clone a site for free?
Real, readable HTML and Tailwind CSS — not a screenshot or an iframe embed. You can preview it, edit sections with plain-language instructions, and export code you own.
Does it clone the whole website or just the homepage?
You can clone any individual page by pasting its URL — homepage or subpage. Each page uses one page clone.
Is free website cloning legal?
Cloning a page's design and code is common for prototyping, competitive research, and redesigns. What you publish with the output is your responsibility — don't republish someone else's copyrighted content, trademarks, or paid assets as your own.
Try it on a page right now
No signup required to see it work.
Open Forkpage — it's free