Save part or all of a webpage in Safari on Mac
You can save an entire webpage, including all its graphics and links, or just parts of it.
Save text from a webpage
Go to the Safari app
on your Mac.
Go to a webpage and highlight the text you want.
Drag the selected text to a document or the desktop.
Save an image from a webpage
Go to the Safari app
Go to a webpage.
Control-click the image.
Choose Save Image to “Downloads,” Save Image As, or Add Image to Photos.
Some images, such as background images, can’t be saved.
Tip: With some images, you can drag the image directly to a document or your desktop.
Save a link from a webpage
Go to the Safari app
Go to a webpage.
Drag the link to a document or the desktop, or Control-click the link and choose Add Link to Bookmarks or Add Link to Reading List.
Save an entire webpage
Go to the Safari app
Go to a webpage.
Choose File > Save As.
Choose Format > Web Archive or Format > Page Source.
Web archive: Saves all graphics, and links work as long as the destination webpages are available. Web archives are useful for temporary pages, such as receipts.
Page source: Saves only the HTML source code. This is useful if you want to use the HTML source in a webpage of your own.
Note: Some webpages may prevent you from saving items that appear on the webpage.