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What Is ClonewebX?

ClonewebX is a cloning tool from Softlite.io. You pick a section (or a whole simple page) on a live website, and it converts the HTML and CSS into blocks your page builder can edit.

It is not a “copy the page source” trick. The output is native to the builder, so in Elementor you get real Elementor containers and widgets, not a raw HTML dump.

It works through a Chrome extension, a web app, and (for Elementor and Gutenberg) the Softlite.io integration plugin on your WordPress site. If you are comparing it with generating a site from a prompt instead, my roundup of the best AI website builders for fast web design covers that route.

Which page builders does ClonewebX support?

Elementor, Gutenberg, Bricks, Breakdance, Webflow and Divi 5. Here is how each one differs in practice:

ClonewebX Pricing in 2026

Here are the four plans exactly as listed on the official ClonewebX page when I checked in October 2026. Prices can change, so confirm at checkout.

All paid plans include premium support, a 30-day refund guarantee and 20% off other Softlite products. The annual plan adds Litemove for 5 sites (1 year). The lifetime plan adds Litemove for 10 sites (1 year).

What does each site slot really cost?

The monthly and annual plans cost the same per month ($10), but they are not the same deal. Here is the cost per site slot if you use your whole allowance (my own math from the listed prices):

Two takeaways. The annual plan gives you 400 site slots for the same $120 you would pay across twelve monthly payments, which buy 360. And the lifetime plan only beats the annual plan if you stay past roughly 2.5 years ($300 divided by $120), assuming the 300-site allowance renews every year as the plan name suggests.

How ClonewebX Works, Step by Step

The workflow is short, but the setup has a few traps that the marketing page skips. Here is the order I would follow.

One extra for Bricks users: if you are cloning onto localhost or a site without SSL, Chrome blocks the clipboard. The docs point to the chrome://flags/#unsafely-treat-insecure-origin-as-secure flag as the workaround.

Can ClonewebX move AI-built sites into WordPress?

Yes, and this is the feature I find most interesting in 2026. The vendor says it can convert sites made with vibe-coding tools such as Lovable, Bolt.new, v0.dev, Stitch and Cursor into Elementor, Bricks and other builders.

That fits a real workflow. You prototype fast with an AI tool (see my breakdown of the best vibe coding tools), then hand the result to a client in a builder they can edit. If the prototype stalls because of a model limit, my guide to the Cursor AI context limit issue may save you an afternoon.

One correction to a common claim: ClonewebX does not convert Figma files. That is a separate Softlite product called FigwebX.

The same idea works with design output from chat models. I covered what ChatGPT can do for site design in my ChatGPT 5.6 web design test, and a cloned layout is a quick way to get that output into WordPress.

How I Evaluate Tools Like This

I judge cloning tools on four things: how clean the pasted structure is, how much cleanup the output needs, what breaks on mobile, and whether the pricing matches how people actually use it.

For this update, I also checked every claim against the official product page, the documentation, the requirements page and the changelog. Anything I could not confirm there was removed or rewritten.

I look at this from a non-developer’s point of view, because that is who most site owners are. If a step needs a flag, a memory limit or a hidden setting to work, I say so.

A note on the testimonials on the vendor page: they are three short, curated quotes from a developer, a UX/UI designer and a digital marketer. Treat them as marketing, not independent proof. The “50,000+ users” figure is also the vendor’s own claim.

What ClonewebX Cannot Do

This is where most reviews go soft. These limits come straight from the vendor’s own FAQ and docs.

Animated backgrounds are a good example. The WebGL effects I looked at in my ShaderGradient review are script-driven, so expect to rebuild that kind of effect rather than clone it.

Is it okay to clone any website?

Not without thought. The vendor strongly recommends against cloning copyrighted websites or reusing identical content, and says it can hurt your SEO. I am not a lawyer, so treat this as general guidance.

The safe use is cloning structure (layout, spacing, section order) and then replacing the text, images and branding with your own.

ClonewebX Pros and Cons

Who Should Use ClonewebX?

Good fit: freelancers and agencies who build many landing pages, designers who study layouts they admire, and site owners moving between builders (for example Elementor to Bricks).

It also suits people who like starting from ready-made structure. If you collect UI patterns, my reviews of Magic UI and Velosofy show where good starting points come from.

Poor fit: anyone who needs complex interactions, ecommerce flows or dynamic content to survive the copy. If you would rather generate a site from a prompt than clone one, look at Macaly or Famous.ai instead.

ClonewebX vs rebuilding by hand

FAQ

Is ClonewebX free?

Yes, there is a free plan. It supports Gutenberg and Webflow output, allows 2 sites and 10 exports per month, and is not responsive.

How much does ClonewebX cost?

$10/month for 30 sites, $120/year for 400 sites, or a $300 lifetime plan with 300 sites a year.

Does ClonewebX copy JavaScript or animations?

No. It converts HTML and CSS only. Animations, hover effects, slideshows and carousels need to be rebuilt in your builder.

Do I need Elementor Pro?

No. The docs say the free version works as long as Flexbox Container is enabled. If you do own Pro, update to 3.10 or higher.

Can ClonewebX clone an entire website?

It clones sections or single pages. A full page is possible with the “body” selector, but the vendor recommends it only for simple pages. Multi-page dynamic sites are not what it is built for.

Does ClonewebX support Divi?

Divi 5 only, added in November 2025. The vendor FAQ still lists it as beta 2.

How do I cancel or get a refund?

Paid plans carry a 30-day refund guarantee. To cancel, email Softlite support, or use the PayPal or FastSpring dashboard if you paid through them.

Is it legal to clone a website?

That depends on what you copy and where you live. The vendor advises against cloning copyrighted sites or reusing identical content. Clone structure, then write your own content.

Conclusion

ClonewebX does one job and does it with a clear pricing model: it turns the layout of an existing page into editable builder blocks. For landing pages, agency prototypes and builder-to-builder moves, that can remove the most repetitive part of the work.

It will not rebuild interactions, and you should plan for cleanup on every clone. My advice is simple. Start on the free plan with Gutenberg or Webflow. If you live in Elementor, Bricks or Breakdance, the $10/month plan is easy to justify, and you have 30 days to ask for a refund.