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How to Find All Existing and Archived URLs on a Website

Archive.org is an invaluable tool for SEO tasks, funded by donations. If you search for a domain and select the “URLs” option, you can access up to 10,000 listed URLs.

However, there are a few limitations:

  • URL limit: You can only retrieve up to 10,000 URLs, which is insufficient for larger sites.
  • Quality: Many URLs may be malformed or reference resource files (e.g., images or scripts).
  • No export option: There isn’t a built-in way to export the list.

To bypass the lack of an export button, use a browser scraping plugin like Dataminer.io. However, these limitations mean Archive.org may not provide a complete solution for larger sites. Also, Archive.org doesn’t indicate whether Google indexed a URL—but if Archive.org found it, there’s a good chance Google did, too.

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