Discover all archived pages, download URL lists, and even rebuild old websites from the Wayback Machine archive.
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Building HTML Site from Archive...
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⏳ Fetching page list from Wayback Machine
⏳ Downloading page content
⏳ Extracting text and structure
⏳ Generating clean HTML files
⏳ Creating download package
🏗️ Build HTML Site from Archive
Rebuild this website from the Wayback Machine. Choose your preferred version and options below.
💡 How to find a specific version: Go to web.archive.org → enter your domain → click on a date in the calendar → copy the URL from your browser.
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Clean Modern
Stripped, fast-loading HTML with modern CSS
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Original Style
Keep original layout as close as possible
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Blog Style
Articles with readable typography
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Minimal
Pure content, no decorations
More pages = longer processing time. Start with 25 to test.
What is the Wayback Machine URL Extractor?
The Wayback Machine (archive.org) has archived billions of web pages since 1996. Our free extractor queries this archive to retrieve every URL ever recorded for any domain — giving you the complete crawl history in seconds. Filter by year, content type, or HTTP status code, then download as CSV.
Whether you are researching a domain before buying it, analysing a competitor’s content strategy, or rebuilding a deleted website from archived snapshots — this tool gives you instant access to the full URL history of any site.
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Domain Research
Before buying an expired domain, extract all its historical URLs to see what niche it covered and how many pages it had at its peak.
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Site Rebuilding
Rebuild a website from its archived version. Our HTML site builder creates clean, downloadable HTML files from Wayback snapshots.
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Competitor Analysis
See the full URL history of any competitor — discover their old content strategy, deleted pages, and keyword targeting over the years.
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Link Building
Find old pages on expired domains with strong backlinks. Use those URLs for 301 redirect strategies or to identify link-worthy content topics.
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Content Recovery
Recover deleted content from your own site. Extract historical URLs and use the archive viewer to retrieve original page content.
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Niche Detection
Our tool automatically analyses URL patterns to detect the site’s niche — useful when evaluating domains or studying competitor site architecture.
Feature Spotlight
HTML Site Builder — Rebuild Any Archived Website
After extracting URLs, use the HTML Site Builder to rebuild the website from its Wayback archive. It fetches page content, rewrites image URLs through the archive, applies a modern design, and packages everything into a downloadable ZIP. Choose from 4 design styles: Clean Modern, Original/Newspaper, Blog, and Minimal.
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4 Design StylesClean Modern, Newspaper, Blog or Minimal
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Image RecoveryImages fetched from Wayback archive so they load
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ZIP DownloadAll pages packaged into one download
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Fast BuildUp to 50 pages built in 1–3 minutes
Frequently Asked Questions
How far back does the Wayback Machine go?+
The Internet Archive has been archiving the web since 1996. Not every website is archived equally — major sites may have thousands of snapshots while smaller sites may have only a few. Availability depends on how frequently the archive’s crawlers visited the site.
Can I extract URLs from any website?+
Yes — you can extract historical URLs from any publicly accessible domain that has been archived by the Wayback Machine. Enter the domain name (with or without https://) and our tool queries the CDX API to retrieve all recorded URLs.
How many URLs can I extract?+
Select “All URLs” in the limit dropdown to retrieve all available URLs. Most domains return hundreds to thousands. Very large sites may have millions of archived URLs — use the year filter to narrow results to a specific period.
What does the CSV export include?+
The CSV includes the original URL, content type (HTML, image, CSS, JS), HTTP status code at time of archiving, timestamp, archival date, and a direct Wayback Machine link to view each archived version.
Is this tool free to use?+
Yes, completely free with no signup required. We query the Wayback Machine CDX API which is publicly available at no cost. There are no limits on URL extraction and no account is needed.