Archivepanel

A snapshot taken here is not trapped here.

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.

From any record page

DownloadOpens inUse it to
Document.htmlAny browser, offlineShow the page exactly as it was captured.
Text.txtAny editorQuote, grep, or diff one capture against the next.
WARC.warc.gzpywb, ReplayWeb.pageHand the capture to an institution or another archive.
Manifestmetadata.jsonAnything that reads JSONCheck integrity: a digest and size for every file.
Timestamp.tsrOpenSSLProve when the document existed, with any renewals.

The whole account, in one file

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.

  • Folders sort by date and still say which site they came from.
  • The OpenSSL command for every link of every timestamp chain is included.
  • Cancelling never costs a snapshot. A lapsed account can still export all of it.
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

Inside the WARC

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.

RecordContents
warcinfoSoftware, format version and page list
responseThe saved document
metadataThe JSON manifest in full
conversionThe plain-text rendering
resourceThe preview image
The file is honest about what it is. A capture drives a browser, so the individual HTTP exchanges behind the page are never observed. The response headers are reconstructed, and the WARC says so in its own metadata.

More features

Start with one page.

Create an account on the free tier, paste an address, and see the snapshot land in your archive.