Archive-It

Archive-It is a service that enables organizations to preserve materials they archive from the web. It includes an online account for users to create, describe, manage, and download their web archive collections, as well as options to search and browse these archives. The service operates on the Internet Archive's nonprofit, self-owned, and managed data centers, featuring permanent storage of archived materials. Archive-It partners also retain perpetual access to these archives, even if they choose to end their subscription. **How is Archive-It Different from the Wayback Machine?** Both Archive-It and the Wayback Machine can archive web pages, but the services differ significantly. The Wayback Machine's "Save Page Now" feature allows the public to add web pages to its entire collection. In contrast, Archive-It is a comprehensive, end-to-end service suite designed for institutions to collect, manage, preserve, download, and provide public access to web and born-digital archive collections. Archive-It also includes tools for creating collections, managing the types and frequency of archived web content, adding keywords or metadata to collections, determining whether content is public or private, downloading archived collections, and other customizable features. The service further offers a public online collection tailored to your institution, full-text search for collections, integrations, APIs, and connections to cataloging, preservation, and access services used by libraries, archives, and other organizations.

Archive-It is a service that enables institutions to archive web content, assisting users in creating, managing, preserving, and accessing their web archive collections to ensure the long-term availability of digital materials.