Save All Resources alternatives that still work in 2026
The Save All Resources extension stopped being updated. Here are the alternatives to save every file of a web page – and which one fits your case.
Short answer: PagePack is the closest replacement: it saves every file a page loads (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, fonts) into one ZIP with the original folders, from the toolbar or a DevTools panel. For a single self-contained HTML file instead, use a single-file saver.
| Tool | Output | Where | Updated | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PagePack | ZIP with original folders | Yes (toolbar + DevTools) | Yes | Free; Pro $3.99 once |
| Save All Resources | ZIP with original folders | DevTools only | No longer maintained | Free |
| Single-file savers (e.g. SingleFile) | One HTML file with everything embedded | Yes | Yes | Free |
| Chrome “Save page as” | HTML + folder | Built in | Yes | Free |
| HTTrack / wget | Mirror of a whole site | Desktop app / command line | Yes | Free |
Why people look for an alternative
Save All Resources was a popular DevTools extension that downloaded every resource of a page as a ZIP. It is no longer updated for recent versions of Chrome, so many developers need a replacement that keeps the same idea: the real files, in their real folders.
PagePack: the same job, one click
PagePack keeps the familiar DevTools panel (“Reload & capture everything” records files that load later) and adds a one-click button in the toolbar. Requests that never finish are skipped and listed in a small text file, so the save never hangs. With Pro it can also make the copy work offline and save all images of a page. Chrome Web Store
When to choose something else
- You want to read the page later, not study its files: a single-file saver is simpler.
- You need a whole website, not one page: HTTrack or wget.
Save only content you are allowed to download.