Kiwix Serve
Download entire websites like Wikipedia or TED Talks to read offline. Access a vast library of knowledge on any device, from your phone to a Raspberry Pi.
Gain access to a wealth of online knowledge without needing an internet connection. This tool allows you to download and store content like Wikipedia, Project Gutenberg, and TED Talks directly on your device, making it perfect for travel, remote areas, or simply for data-free learning.
It offers incredible flexibility with native applications available for nearly every platform. You can use it on:
- Windows, macOS, and GNU/Linux desktops
- Android and iOS mobile devices
- Chrome, Firefox, and Edge as a browser extension
Beyond the main application, you can find specialized versions tailored for specific needs, such as WikiMed for medical articles and Wikivoyage for travel guides. For more advanced users or institutions, it's possible to set up a local hotspot using a Raspberry Pi or run a local web server to share content across a network. The software and its content are completely free for anyone to use.
Directory Structure
docker-compose.yml
services:
kiwix-serve:
image: ghcr.io/kiwix/kiwix-tools:latest
container_name: kiwix-serve
ports:
- "8080:8080"
volumes:
- ./data:/data
command: "*.zim"
restart: unless-stopped
.env
# Kiwix-serve does not require any sensitive environment variables by default.
# Place your downloaded .zim files in the ./data directory.
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