See the shape
of your public URLs.
Paste up to 250 public URLs — or a public sitemap — and get a structural inventory: path depth, recurring prefixes, query parameters, extensions, locale-looking segments and the anomalies that trip migrations. Free, and nothing leaves this browser.
Normalise, cluster, flag — without crawling.
Browsers can't fetch other sites for you, so you paste the URLs (or a public sitemap / robots Sitemap list). Scheme and host case are normalised, fragments dropped, trailing slashes aligned, emails and long numbers masked. The tool then clusters recurring path prefixes, counts query keys and extensions, and flags one-offs, very deep paths, numeric-ID spam, trailing-slash mix, http/https mix and www/apex drift.

Same shop, many shapes.
The sample is a fictional outfitter: www and apex mixed, a stray http:// legacy page, products with and without trailing slashes, blog dated paths, locale prefixes, ticket IDs and a CDN host.
Path depth & prefixes
Every URL gets a depth and segment list. Recurring prefixes (depth 1–3) and pattern templates with {id} and {locale} show where the structure repeats.
Query & extensions
Query-parameter frequency across the inventory, extension mix (.html, .jpg, none), and locale-looking segments called out for bilingual sites.
Anomalies to review
One-offs, paths 6+ deep, numeric ID spam, trailing-slash mix, http/https mix, www/apex drift and multi-host inventories — each with examples.
URL pattern inventory
A fictional outfitter URL list is loaded. Replace it on the Paste tab. Saved in this browser only.
| Normalised URL | Depth | Prefix | Query | Ext |
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Recurring patterns
| Pattern | Count | Avg depth | Example |
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