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Clonezilla Is what I normally use for cloning drives, including my boot drive. You flash it to a USB drive then.
Maybe look up a Youtube guide first but I've never had issues with it.
Yeah i used this when i got an nvme and migrated from spinning disk on my machine. I dont remember the exact process, but it was fairly straightforward as i recall
Clonezilla is amazing, you 'just' need a disposable thumb drive (it gets wiped) and an external hard drive (to save the temporary clone file).