Combine multiple web pages into one searchable HTML file.
Start from the page open in your browser. Grab All Files finds related pages, lets you review titles and order, then saves the selected readable content as one HTML file with a table of contents.
Best for
- ✓Research, documentation, manuals, and reference sites spread across many pages.
- ✓Saving related articles or public information as one portable offline document.
- ✓Creating a searchable, printable archive with clear source links.
- ✓Preparing optional source-tracked Markdown, JSONL, manifest, and table exports for AI analysis.
Workflow
- 1Open the starting page and choose “Combine pages into HTML” in Grab All Files.
- 2Find related pages, then remove or reorder items before collection.
- 3Choose image and linked-document options, then save one HTML file with a table of contents.
FAQ
Can I choose which pages to include?
Yes. Review page titles before collection, remove pages you do not need, and reorder the rest.
Can I read the result offline?
Yes. Embed images for offline reading, or keep online references for a smaller HTML file. Linked documents can also be saved alongside it.
Is page content uploaded to your servers?
No. Page collection and HTML generation run on your device. The Free plan pauses for confirmation every 20 pages; Pro continues automatically up to the chosen safety limit.
How is this different from a one-page saver such as SingleFile?
One-page savers preserve the page currently open. Grab All Files can discover related pages, let you review and reorder them, and combine the selected readable content into one HTML file with a shared table of contents.
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Turn related pages into one HTML file.
Page collection and HTML generation stay on your device. Free pauses for confirmation every 20 pages; Pro continues automatically up to your chosen safety limit.