SingleFile for Safari

Name: SingleFile for Safari
Rating: 4.6 (61 reviews)
Author: Gildas Lormeau

By: Gildas Lormeau App

Save web pages faithfully

Overview

Version:

1.24.3

Last updated: 2026-09-10

Features & Capabilities

SingleFile for Safari lets you save an entire webpage as a single HTML file. It preserves layout, images, styles, fonts, frames, and links so the offline snapshot looks and behaves like the live page.

Getting started: wait for the page to fully load, click the SingleFile button in the toolbar to start saving, and click again to cancel if needed. The result is a portable, self-contained file you can revisit offline anytime.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Gildas Lormeau

Rating:

4.60

(61)

Version:

1.24.3 Last updated: 2026-09-10

Version code:

891109796

Creation date:

2022-11-10

Compatible devices:

Works as Safari extension:

Size:

6.46MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-15

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 162,925 ▼ 210

Other rankings

#8 in web scraper keyword 59 ▼ 1#17 in restore tabs keyword 35 #89 in auto save keyword 4 ▲ 2

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Developed by:

Gildas Lormeau

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/singlefile-for-safari/id6444322545

Website:

https://www.getsinglefile.com

User Reviews

Users praise SingleFile for Safari as a fast, simple way to save webpages as a single HTML file with assets, usable on iOS and across browsers. It’s appreciated for archiving and the potential to produce clean outputs. Recurrent downsides include Safari freezes/crashes, inconsistent save locations, a limited drag-and-drop save workflow, and some UI/icon drawbacks. Users also request more save-location options and improved stability.

Pros

Saves an entire webpage as a single HTML file with assets for easy offline viewing/opening in any browser
Simple, fast, and easy to use with a one-click save experience
Available on iOS Safari, bringing a long-awaited web-archiving feature to iPhone/iPad
Can produce clean HTML outputs and, when using Safari's Hide Distractions, removes ads and autoplay content
Works across desktop browsers (Firefox/Chrome) and iOS, enabling cross-device archiving

Cons

Safari-based performance issues including freezes and occasional crashes, especially during use
Inconsistent save location or files sometimes not appearing in accessible folders or disappearing after time
Limited save workflow in some cases, relying on drag-and-drop to the Files app rather than a straightforward save path
User interface/icon could be improved (dark-mode icons and macOS-style icon) as noted by users

Recent reviews

I have been using this extension in Firefox for over a year, and was shocked to see it in the App Store. It is extremely useful, especially when paired with an API call to something like Readeck or Linkwarden for archival. I highly recommend it.