Wayback Cdx Scraper

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Query Internet Archive's Wayback Machine for historical snapshots of any URL or domain. Filter by date, HTTP status, MIME type, and deduplicate. Optionally fetch the archived page text. Free public CDX API, no authentication.

Bulk extract archived snapshot metadata from the Wayback Machine CDX API. Get every crawled URL, timestamp, HTTP status code, MIME type, and content digest for any domain or URL pattern. Export to JSON, CSV, or Excel.

Search the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine for historical snapshots of any website. Retrieve archived page metadata -- including timestamps, URLs, MIME types, HTTP status codes, and content hashes -- for up to 10,000 snapshots per run.

Extract every archived URL of any domain from the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine (CDX API). Recover lost or old pages, build redirect maps and run OSINT, with date and status filters. No API key, export to CSV or JSON.

Pull every archived URL the Internet Archive has captured for any domain or URL prefix. Get timestamps, MIME types, status codes, content digests, and direct snapshot links. Filter by date range, status, MIME, and uniqueness. Export to JSON, CSV, or Excel for SEO recovery and competitive research.

This actor checks if URLs are archived in the Internet Archive Wayback Machine. It retrieves snapshot counts, oldest and newest archive dates, and direct links to archived versions. Uses both the Availability API and CDX API for comprehensive results.

Search Wayback Machine snapshots for URLs, hosts, and domains. Export archive dates, status codes, MIME types, digests, content text, version timelines, reports, and monitoring alerts.

List Internet Archive Wayback Machine snapshots for one or more URLs. Returns timestamp, snapshot URL, HTTP status, MIME type, digest. Useful for tracking website changes over time, OSINT research, content recovery, and brand monitoring.

Compare archived website snapshots through the Wayback Machine and extract page-history change signals.