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Inventory URLs, inspect internal and external links, and create crawler directives for technical SEO reviews. Export clean results that are ready for spreadsheets, audits or migration planning.

Public URLs are fetched server-side so their sitemap or page links can be analyzed. No sign-up required

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Start with the source that matches your audit

Use Sitemap URL Extractor when the site already publishes XML sitemaps and you need a clean URL inventory. Use Website URL Extractor when you want to review the links exposed by a particular page. The two lists answer different crawl and architecture questions.

02

Treat robots.txt as crawl guidance, not security

A robots.txt file asks compliant crawlers not to request selected paths; it does not protect private content and does not guarantee removal from search. Validate the generated rules and keep confidential resources behind authentication.

Frequently asked questions

Can the sitemap extractor read a sitemap index?

Yes. It can follow referenced child sitemaps and collect their URLs, subject to the limit selected in the tool.

Does robots.txt remove a page from Google?

Not reliably. It controls crawling, not guaranteed indexing or removal. Use the appropriate indexing controls and authentication for the actual goal.

What is the difference between a sitemap and webpage link inventory?

A sitemap lists URLs intentionally supplied by the site owner. A webpage inventory lists links actually present in the HTML of the page being analyzed.