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Paste a public website
Choose a page whose structure or visual style you want to use as a starting point.
CLONE THE STARTING POINT. REDESIGN THE RESULT.
Clone a website. Redesign it.
Paste a public website URL to clone its structure and visual direction. Redesign the page for your product, edit every section online, and export standalone HTML.
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See what you can make website clone → your redesigned page
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Make space for good ideas.
A calm place for your team to gather notes, decisions, and next steps.
Explore FieldnoteYour story starts here
A clear story
Thoughtful sections
Your next step
Edit and exportA first draft, with the HTML to keep.
Your draft, your callStart with a public URLShape it around your productKeep the HTML
A visual starting point
Clone the structure. Redesign the story.
Start with a public website's layout and visual cues, then redesign the sections and message around your own product.
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IDEAS, FINALLY TOGETHER
Make room for your best ideas.
Bring notes, decisions, and next steps into one calm place for your team.
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01A clear story
02Thoughtful sections
Your next step
Your productReference direction
What you can do
A website clone you can redesign and edit.
Use a public site's structure as your starting point, then make a new page with your own product story.
Example directions
One workflow, different kinds of pages.
See how a single starting point can become a product page, a creative studio introduction, or a launch announcement. These are visual examples, not customer projects.
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Simple by design
Clone a website, then redesign it in three steps.
Start from a public URL, add your product context, and edit the redesigned page before you export it.
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Redesign for your product
Tell us what your product is called and who it helps, or start with the source page.
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Refine, then export
Edit the generated page in your project and download a standalone HTML file when ready.
Your work stays portable
The first draft doesn't have to be the final destination.
Keep refining in the editor, or take the standalone HTML into your own workflow. Your starting point stays something you can inspect and build on.
- Download a single HTML file
- Review the copy and sections before you publish
- Continue in your own editor or hosting setup
index.html Ready to export
A little more room to grow
Make room for your best ideas.
Bring notes, decisions, and next steps into one calm place for your team.
Start with a URL<main class="landing-page">
<section id="hero">
Your product headline
A message written for your audience
</section>
<section id="features"> ... </section>
</main>
HTML · 1 file · ready to take with you
A helpful head start
For people turning a good idea into a real page.
SiteRecraft is built for early marketing pages: a focused starting point for founders, small teams, and makers.
A few useful details
Questions before you start?
Know what the URL workflow can access and what you can do with its draft.
Does SiteRecraft clone a website exactly?
SiteRecraft reads a public website's structure and visual cues to create a new editable draft. It is designed for redesign, not a pixel-perfect copy: add your product details, then review and edit the result online.
Do I need to describe my product first?
No. You can start with just a URL. Adding a product name and a concise description gives the draft better context and usually reduces the amount of copy you need to replace.
Can I edit or export the generated page?
Yes. You can open the draft in the editor and export a standalone HTML file. Review the downloaded code and test it in your own hosting setup before using it publicly.
Can it recreate a private site or a full web app?
The URL workflow is intended for publicly accessible landing pages. Pages behind a login, complex application flows, and interactive product features may not be captured in the generated draft.
May I use another company's design and content?
Use references for direction and only work with sites and assets you have permission to use. Replace another brand's name, text, images, and marks with your own authorized materials, and review the result before publishing.
Make the idea tangible
Clone a website. Redesign it for your product.
Paste a public URL, generate an editable starting point, and reshape the page around your own brand and message.
Clone and redesign