As of now, the Wayback Machine cannot resolve Archive.ph anymore since 2024. The latest time that shown up was on Wednesday May 27, 2026.

And now, people want to Internet Archive and Archive.ph bring back and resolve Archive.ph on the Wayback Machine soon and we are so happy to see Archive.ph on Wayback Machine once again. Some people can archive pages from Archive.ph to Wayback Machine soon when it was resolve again and we are so happily to archive again.

About Archive.ph: Archive.ph (part of the archive.today/archive.is network) is a web archiving service that allows users to create a permanent, unalterable snapshot of any webpage

It is frequently used for two main purposes:

1. Saving Ephemeral Content: Preserving news, social media posts, and images before they are deleted or edited by the original publisher.
2. Bypassing Paywalls: The site captures the raw Document Object Model (DOM) of a page, which can allow users to view subscriber-only or paywalled articles without a subscription.

How It Works: When you enter a URL, the tool creates two snapshots: a text-and-link based version of the webpage, and a static screenshot. Because the service relies on user-triggered submissions and mimics search engine crawlers, it is often able to bypass client-side scripts like pop-ups or paywalls.

Limitations

• Not a Long-Term Archive: The anonymous creator of the site has stated it is not meant to be a permanent, long-term database, but rather a temporary holding space
• Unreliability: The site is known to experience frequent outages, DNS resolution issues, or blocks by certain web service providers.
• Paywall Effectiveness: Over time, news publishers actively block these services, meaning they no longer work on all websites.

About Wayback Machine: The Wayback Machine is a free, digital archive of the World Wide Web created by the Internet Archive, a San Francisco-based nonprofit. Think of it as a time machine for the internet: it allows users to enter a URL, browse through calendar dates, and see exactly how a website appeared at specific points in the past.

To use the tool, navigate to the Wayback Machine and enter the web address of the site you want to explore. 

Key Features

• Historical Snapshots: Access a timeline of saved "snapshots" of web pages—with archives dating back to 1996.
• Dead Link Recovery: View web pages and articles that have been deleted, taken down, or changed on the live web.
• Save Page Now: Use the Save Page Now tool to manually capture a snapshot of a current page to ensure it is preserved for the future.
• Page Comparison: Select two different historical snapshots to compare the exact text, layout, and footer changes the website underwent over time.

Please sign this petition to bring back and resolve Archive.ph on Wayback Machine and we are so happy to see Archive.ph on Wayback Machine again when it resolves soon. You can also go to archive.org for more info.