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Wget is a command-line tool for retrieving files using HTTP, HTTPS or FTP.
Retrieve /images/pic01.jpg from host example.com:

wget http://example.com/images/pic01.jpg
Retrieve /images/pic01.jpg from host example.com, specifying the user agent for IE7 on a Windows XP SP2 system instead of "Wget/1.xx":

wget --user-agent="Mozilla/4.0 (Windows; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; .NET CLR 2.0.50727)" http://example.com/images/pic01.jpg
Retrieve /images/pic01.jpg from host example.com, specifying "http://anothersite.example.com/search?hl=en&q=pictures" as the referer:

wget --referer="http://anothersite.example.com/search?hl=en&q=pictures" http://example.com/images/pic01.jpg
Resume download of /images/pic01.jpg from host example.com for partially downloaded files:

wget -c http://example.com/images/pic01.jpg
Mirror host example.com, but do not follow any links to external sites:

wget -m http://example.com/
Mirror host example.com, but only retrieve files with extensions .jpg and .gif:

wget -m --accept=jpg,gif http://example.com/
Only retrieve files with extensions .jpg and .gif from example.com. Do not create any directories:

wget -m --accept=jpg,gif -nd http://example.com/
Retrieve all files except those with extension .html from example.com. Do not create any directories:

wget -m --accept=* --reject=html -nd http://example.com/
Download all files with extension .pdf from FTP site http://ftp.example.com.

wget -m --accept=pdf -nd http://ftp.ftp.example.com
Mirror host example.com. Wait exactly 5 seconds between retrievals:.

wget -m --wait=5 http://example.com/
Mirror host example.com. Wait between 0 to 2 times the wait value between .retrievals (i.e. by specifying a wait value of 5 seconds, the wait period between .retrievals will vary between 0 to 10 seconds):.

wget -m --wait=5 --random-wait http://example.com/.
Mirror host example.com, ignoring the instructions specified in the robots.txt file (use. this with caution), and limit the download rate to 50KB/s:.

wget -m -e robots=off --limit-rate=50k http://example.com/.
Mirror the hosts specified in the file input_file (enter one URL per line):.

wget -m -i input_file
Same as the command above but run wget in the background after startup:.

wget -b -m -i input_file

wget --user-agent="Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Fedora; Linux x86_64; rv:52.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/52.0"

wget -m --accept=jpg,gif http://example.com/