Instant Clone Preview

What the scan checks

The preview fetches the page the way a real visitor’s browser does: it rotates modern user-agents, sends the full header set, follows redirects and reads the rendered markup, including assets that load lazily. Then it maps the building blocks of a faithful clone:

• Pages linked from the URL, so you can see how big the site really is.
• Images, including data-src, srcset and other lazy-load attributes that naive copiers leave blank.
• Stylesheets, scripts and fonts that define the look and behaviour.
• Forms and their fields, which never work in a raw copy until they are rewired.
• The platform (WordPress, Wix, Tilda, Shopify, Webflow and more) behind the page.

What you actually get when we rebuild it

A scraped snapshot is not a working website. A Webdoner rebuild is done for you and handed over clean:

• Pixel-perfect rebuild on a clean, editable stack, matched across every screen size.
• Forms wired up to real email or your CRM, with spam protection, not dead HTML.
• Analytics and pixels reconnected (GA4, Meta, Google Ads) so you keep your data.
• SEO carried over: titles, meta, Open Graph, sitemaps and 301 redirects so rankings hold.
• Editable CMS you own outright, with no locked builders or vendor lock-in.
• Full handover of files, database and credentials, plus 30 days of support after launch.

When a clone is the right call, and when it is not

We will tell you honestly. Cloning or migrating makes sense when you are stuck on a closed builder, paying for a site you cannot edit, moving off expensive hosting, or recovering a site you have lost. It is not the right call when you only need a small content edit, or when you want to copy a site you have no rights to. Every project starts with a quick rights check, and we decline requests that would infringe someone else’s work.

Is this legal?

The scan only reads publicly available pages, the same data your browser already downloads, and stores nothing. Rebuilds are done for sites you own, have bought, or have written permission to reproduce, and for restoring your own lost websites.