ClonewebX - Clone favourite websites to your prefer page builders

ClonewebX lets you clone and customize websites or transfer elements between page builders. Copy and save parts of a site, then adjust the UI and UX.

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Exciting launch of ClonewebX! How does it handle dynamic content integration?
I am sorry but dynamic content is out of our hand, Jin.
I have been using CloneWebX since October 2023 for Elementor, now available for Gutenberg, it will be much faster and easier.
Thank you anh Đông! Much appreciated your support since then!
ClonewebX sounds like a game changer, Henry! Love the idea of seamlessly migrating between builders. Can't wait to try it out for staging environments and replicating designs I find inspiring. Excited about that Gutenberg integration too! 🚀 #MVP #ProductHunt
Thank you for the nice words, Emma!
This is easy to use. Just install the extension, add any webpage to a project, and easily export elements to your favorite page builder. Congratulations on the launch.
Much appreciated! We are here thanks to your support, Kumar.
Found this tool looking around Product Hunt, kinda skeptical about cloning websites, feels like a shortcut and can discourage originality, still could be useful for migrations if it works as advertised
Sure, I've seen other tools do similar stuff like Scrapeware and Sitecopy, but I guess the unique part here is using integrated builders, question is why launch now right before Gutenberg integration does it mean the tool's not fully ready yet also isn't there a risk with cloning that you'll just get a bunch of cookie-cutter sites lacking originality, honestly it feels like reinventing the wheel but let's see how it develops 🤔
Looks like Henry has created something really useful here, a tool that copies website interfaces and allows for customization, honestly it sounds like a game-changer for anyone looking to test new features or migrate site platforms easily, We use Elementor a lot, so looking forward to trying this out with the upcoming Gutenberg integration on 17th August.
Found this tool by chance thru an ad, it's kinda interesting but feels like a cheap ripoff of something like HTTrack or SiteSucker, these do similar stuff but have been around longer, curious about the integration with Gutenberg but seems like a gimmick, anyone else tried it?