How do I open an MHT file on a Mac or iPhone?

Safari does not open .mht files, and Chrome only opens them from the computer's own disk. Drop the file on this page instead, in any browser on any device, and the page appears with its saved pictures.

How do I open a .webarchive on Windows?

Windows has no program for Safari's web archives. This page reads the archive in any browser and shows the page it holds.

Why do menus and videos on the saved page not work?

Scripts in a saved page are not run here, so a page from someone else cannot do anything to your browser. What was printed on the page shows as saved; what needed a script to work, such as menus, slideshows and videos, does not.

Is the saved page uploaded?

No. The file is unpacked by this browser tab on your own device. Nothing is fetched from the web either, unless you press Load them for pictures the file did not include.

Stays on your computer How this works

Free online MHT and WebArchive viewer: open saved web pages

Open a web page saved as .mht, .mhtml or Safari .webarchive and see it with its pictures and layout, on any computer or phone. The file is opened in your browser and is not uploaded.

Drop a .mht file here, or click to choose oneIt is opened by your browser, on this computer. Nothing is uploaded.

About the MHT and WebArchive viewer

A page saved as "Webpage, single file" in Chrome, Edge or Internet Explorer is an .mht or .mhtml file: the page and its pictures, styles and fonts packed into one. Safari's equivalent is the .webarchive. Each opens properly only in the browser family that made it, so an .mht sent to a Mac or a phone, or a .webarchive sent to a Windows PC, often will not open at all.

This page unpacks the file and shows the page as it was saved. It is free to use, with no account and no upload limit, and it runs entirely in your browser: nothing is uploaded, and it keeps working offline once it has loaded.

What you can do

Open .mht and .mhtml pages saved by Chrome, Edge or Internet Explorer, and Safari .webarchive files
See the page with the pictures, styles and fonts saved in the file
See the address it was saved from, and when, where the file records it
Anything the file did not save stays blocked until you choose to load it from the web
Links in the page still lead where they did, opening in a new tab

How to open an MHT or WebArchive file

Drop the .mht, .mhtml or .webarchive file on the box above, or click the box and choose it.
The saved page appears below, laid out as it was.
If some pictures are missing because they were not saved in the file, press Load them to fetch them from the web.

Questions

How do I open an MHT file on a Mac or iPhone?: Safari does not open .mht files, and Chrome only opens them from the computer's own disk. Drop the file on this page instead, in any browser on any device, and the page appears with its saved pictures.
How do I open a .webarchive on Windows?: Windows has no program for Safari's web archives. This page reads the archive in any browser and shows the page it holds.
Why do menus and videos on the saved page not work?: Scripts in a saved page are not run here, so a page from someone else cannot do anything to your browser. What was printed on the page shows as saved; what needed a script to work, such as menus, slideshows and videos, does not.
Is the saved page uploaded?: No. The file is unpacked by this browser tab on your own device. Nothing is fetched from the web either, unless you press Load them for pictures the file did not include.

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