Every file a capture produces is yours to download, one at a time or the whole account at once, in formats other tools already read. Free accounts included, and whether or not you are still subscribed.
| Download | Opens in | Use it to |
|---|---|---|
Document.html | Any browser, offline | Show the page exactly as it was captured. |
Text.txt | Any editor | Quote, grep, or diff one capture against the next. |
WARC.warc.gz | pywb, ReplayWeb.page | Hand the capture to an institution or another archive. |
Manifestmetadata.json | Anything that reads JSON | Check integrity: a digest and size for every file. |
Timestamp.tsr | OpenSSL | Prove when the document existed, with any renewals. |
Export account in Settings streams everything at once: a folder per capture with its files and timestamp chain, and a manifest listing each record's tags and note.
archivepanel-export-20260924-101500.tar.zst
├── README.txt
├── manifest.json
└── archives/
└── 20260314-091200-example.org-3f2a9c1e/
├── document.html
├── preview.jpg
├── text.txt
├── capture.warc.gz
├── metadata.json
├── timestamp.tsr
├── timestamp-renewal-1.tsr once renewed
└── timestamp-renewal-1.crl once renewed
ISO 28500, WARC 1.1. Its metadata record is the JSON manifest itself, byte for byte, so one download carries the tools, the timings and a digest for every file.
| Record | Contents |
|---|---|
| warcinfo | Software, format version and page list |
| response | The saved document |
| metadata | The JSON manifest in full |
| conversion | The plain-text rendering |
| resource | The preview image |
Create an account on the free tier, paste an address, and see the snapshot land in your archive.