WebSnap downloads all the requested contents (including graphics), following the Web-links. As a result, a number of mutually related files (.HTML, .GIF, .JPG, etc.) are stored in your local file system. The WebSnap utility tries to follow the sub-directory structure of the source. The links are reconstructed so that the local snapshot can be browsed off-line. The user has an option to specify some HTML-tags and/or data types to be excluded from the process of downloading. The WebSnap utility is implemented as a standalone Java program.