Clone any website with AI — and make it yours.

Paste a URL and Lindo's website cloner recreates the design, structure, and content as a fully editable site. Clone it 1:1, rebrand it, or use it as inspiration for something new.

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Three ways to clone

From exact copy to creative starting point

You decide how close the clone stays to the original.

Clone it 1:1

Rebuild the layout, sections, content, and structure as an editable draft — ideal for rebuilding your own site on a modern stack or moving off an old builder.

Clone and make it yours

Start from the clone, then swap the brand, colors, copy, and images in the visual editor. Keep the bones, change everything else.

Build a site inspired by it

Love a site's style but need something original? Lindo uses it as a design reference and generates a new site in that spirit — for your business, your content.

How the website cloner works

Paste the URL.

Any public website — your current site, an old build you've lost access to, or a design reference.

AI analyzes and clones.

Lindo extracts the layout, sections, content, images, and structure, then rebuilds them as clean, editable blocks.

Edit every detail.

Change text, images, colors, fonts, and sections in the visual builder — no code, no locked templates.

Publish on your domain.

Go live on a custom domain or free Lindo subdomain, with hosting, SSL, and SEO built in.

Why Lindo

A clone you can actually work with

Editable, not a snapshot

Downloaders like HTTrack give you frozen files. Lindo gives you a live site you can edit, extend, and publish.

Modern, responsive rebuild

The clone is rebuilt on a current stack — fast, mobile-friendly, and clean, even if the original wasn't.

Rebrand in minutes

Swap logo, palette, fonts, and copy to turn a clone into your own site.

Hosting included

Publish instantly with hosting, SSL, and a custom domain — no separate setup.

SEO carried over

Page structure, meta titles, and descriptions carry over to the rebuilt site, and stay editable so you can refine them.

Agency-ready

Clone and modernize client sites at scale, white-labeled under your own brand.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it legal to clone a website?
Cloning your own website — to rebuild, redesign, or migrate it — is completely fine, and it's what most people use Lindo's cloner for. Copying someone else's site and publishing it as-is can infringe copyright and trademarks. If you're starting from a site you don't own, use it as design inspiration and replace the branding, content, and images with your own.
Does the result match the original exactly?
No. Lindo recreates the layout, sections, content, and overall design closely, rebuilt as clean responsive blocks, but it is an interpretation rather than a pixel-for-pixel copy. Custom scripts, animations, fonts, embedded tools, and dynamic content commonly differ and need work in the editor.
Can I clone my own site if I've lost access to it?
Yes. As long as the site is still live on a public URL, Lindo can clone it — even if you no longer have the login for the original builder or hosting. This is one of the most common ways to escape an old provider.
What's the difference between this and a website downloader like HTTrack?
Downloaders save static HTML files you'd still need to host and hand-edit. Lindo rebuilds the site as an editable project with hosting, a visual editor, AI editing, and publishing built in — you go from clone to live site in one flow.
Do images and text transfer over?
Much of the visible text and imagery is brought across, but do not assume every asset arrives. Media behind logins, sliders, scripts, or third-party embeds often does not, and you are responsible for holding the rights to anything you publish.
Can I clone a website into a different design?
Yes — choose the inspired-by mode: Lindo keeps the content and intent but generates a fresh, modern design instead of copying the original layout.
Is this the same as migrating my website?
No. Recreation produces an editable draft of the design and content. A migration also covers cutover concerns such as domains, redirects, and replacing the live site, which the website migration workflow explains.

Pick the right workflow

Which workflow fits your goal

Use the cloner when

You own the site or have permission, and you want the existing layout and content rebuilt as an editable draft you can rebrand and extend.

Use the URL workflow when

You are not sure how close to stay to the source and want to compare recreating, redesigning, or drawing inspiration from the same page.

Use website migration when

The goal is replacing a live site, which involves domains, redirects, and cutover planning rather than just producing a draft.

Choose another route when

You want to publish someone else's branding, copy, or photography as your own, or you need an exact copy of an app-like site that depends on custom code and integrations.

Keep exploring

More ways to start fast

Recreate a site you are allowed to use.

Pass a public URL through sign-in and build a close, editable draft you refine — not a guaranteed pixel-for-pixel copy.