Coming to Chrome
Chrome & Edge Save a page, not a bookmark
Keep an HTML copy of the content already loaded, with images and styling where the website allows access. Open it without a connection.
WebVaultFree
Keep the good stuff.
Save a loaded webpage as a single HTML file, then find it again in your searchable local archive.
Coming to ChromeTry it here
Chrome & Edge No account needed
Saved for
another day..HTML
KEEP THIS ONE ↙another day..HTML
A closer look
See what it feels like.
Use the sample below. For full website access, install the extension.
webvault / try it here
A sample reading list
Weekend reading3 pages
Select a page to preview it. Save creates a real HTML download.
Your archive is stored locally when using the extension.
Made for the everyday
A page today. Yours tomorrow.
Build a small library
Search page titles, URLs and captured text. Give pages a collection name, then download the collection as one ZIP.
Keep up with changes
Save several chosen tabs, repeat captures while the tool stays open, and compare the text of two saved versions of the same URL.
A few useful details.
Some images, fonts or styles cannot be embedded because of website restrictions. Scripts, embedded frames, media players and editable form controls are excluded. The archive holds up to 50 captures or 100 MB.
Your privacy & permissions
Single-page captures use temporary website access from the toolbar action. Batch saving asks for tab information and access to the chosen sites.
Read the privacy detailsBefore you install
Good questions.
Can I open a saved page without internet?
Yes. Captured text and embedded assets are in the HTML file. Assets that the original site prevented from being embedded will be missing.
Can I schedule a capture?
You can repeat a capture every 1, 5 or 15 minutes while the WebVault tool tab stays open. Closing that tab stops the repeat.
Where is my archive stored?
In your local browser profile. Export copies before uninstalling the extension or clearing its data.