AI Website Cloner
Paste a link. Bunstation rebuilds the pages you pick, with the copy and the look, as a site you can edit.
How to clone a website with AI
An AI website cloner gives you a practical starting point when you already have a site that works but need a version you can redesign, update, or rebuild. Instead of recreating every section by hand, you can bring the useful content and visual direction into a new, editable project.
- Paste the URL of a public website you own or have permission to recreate.
- Review the pages Bunstation finds and select up to ten that belong in the new site.
- Add optional instructions, such as a new tone of voice, updated colors, or sections you want to remove.
- Click Generate website, sign in, and open the new project in the Bunstation editor.
- Review the result, replace anything that should change, and publish when the site is ready.
What the AI website cloner recreates
Bunstation reads the content and design signals from the pages you choose. It uses visible copy, headings, section order, colors, fonts, theme styles, and available images to generate a fresh version of the website. This helps the first draft feel familiar without locking you into the old layout.
The tool does not download the original codebase or place the existing site inside an iframe. It creates a separate website project that you can edit. Because the result is generated from the source material, you should always review the copy, links, images, and responsive layout before publishing.
Choose the pages that matter
Most websites contain URLs that do not belong in a rebuild: old blog posts, search pages, account screens, product filters, legal archives, and duplicate campaign pages. Copying all of them would make the new project harder to manage, not more useful.
The cloner looks for important internal pages and shows you a shortlist before generation begins. Select the pages that explain the business and help visitors take action—usually Home, About, Services, Pricing, Menu, Gallery, or Contact. You can choose up to ten pages and leave the rest on the original site.
Use the clone as a starting point, not the finished site
A good website rebuild should keep what still works and improve what no longer does. Use the optional instructions to request clearer copy, a different visual direction, fewer sections, or missing business details. Once the project is generated, you can continue changing the text, images, colors, and layout in the editor.
Before publishing, check every call to action, contact detail, price, form, and external link. Replace images you do not have the right to reuse, remove outdated claims, and make sure the content accurately represents the current business. This review turns a quick AI-generated draft into a website you can confidently share.
When an AI website cloner is useful
Rebuilding an outdated website
Keep the essential content and brand cues while moving the site into a project that is easier to edit and refresh.
Creating a new version for a campaign
Use an existing site as context, then adjust the message, visual style, and page selection for a new audience or offer.
Moving from a hard-to-edit platform
Recreate the public-facing pages without manually copying every heading, paragraph, and design detail.
Exploring a redesign
Generate an editable first draft before committing time to a complete redesign from a blank page.
Other ways to start your website
A URL is not always the best source. If your content lives in a brochure, menu, presentation, screenshot, or scanned document, use PDF to Website to turn the file into an editable site instead.
After generation, the color palette generator can help you create a more consistent website color scheme, while the QR code generator makes it easy to share the published site offline. You can also browse all free website tools available in Bunstation.
Questions before you start?
AI website cloner FAQs
Clear answers about what Bunstation recreates, what you can edit, and which websites work best.
Paste the URL of a public website you own or have permission to use. Bunstation analyzes the page, finds the most useful internal links, and lets you choose up to ten pages. Add any instructions you have, then generate an editable website project.
It uses the visible text, headings, page structure, colors, fonts, and images from the pages you select as a reference for the new site. The result is a newly generated, editable website—not a download or embedded copy of the original source code.
You can select up to ten pages in one project. That is usually enough for a small business website with pages such as Home, About, Services, Pricing, and Contact. Large blogs, stores, member areas, and complete archives are not copied automatically.
Yes. The generated site opens as a Bunstation project, where you can change the text, images, colors, sections, and layout. You can also give the AI more instructions before you publish.
Only clone a website you own or have permission to reproduce. The pages must be publicly accessible over HTTP or HTTPS. Password-protected pages and some websites that load all of their content with JavaScript may not provide enough information to generate a reliable result.
You can check a URL and review the suggested pages first. When you click Generate website, Bunstation asks you to sign in or create an account, then takes you to the new project.
The site may block automated access, take too long to respond, require a login, or render most of its content only after JavaScript runs. Try a public page with enough visible text. If your content is available as a PDF or image, you can use the PDF to Website tool instead.
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