Sort URLs by Domain

How it sorts

Addresses are sorted by the website’s own name, the part you would buy from a domain registrar, such as acme.com or example.co.uk. Within each website:

• the main site comes first (www. is ignored), then its subdomains such as blog.acme.com or shop.acme.com, A to Z;
• pages are then sorted by their path, so /about comes before /contact.

http:// and https:// make no difference, and capital letters don’t matter. If a line has other text as well, its first web address counts. Lines without a web address sort to the top so you can find and fix them.

Cleaning up a list of links

• Keep one per domain keeps the first link from each website and removes the rest, in the original order: handy for outreach lists, backlink audits or a list of sources where each site should appear once.
• Domains only replaces each address with its website (https://www.acme.com/about becomes acme.com). Press Remove duplicates afterwards for a list of every website, each once.
• Sorting by domain is also a quick way to spot typos and odd ones out, because they end up in their own little group.

Links buried in a web page or a document? Use Extract URLs to pull them out first.

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Links from several websites

https://www.zoo.org/tickets
https://blog.acme.com/news
acme.com/about
http://shop.example.co.uk/
https://www.acme.com/
example.co.uk/contact
https://zoo.org

https://www.acme.com/
acme.com/about
https://blog.acme.com/news
example.co.uk/contact
http://shop.example.co.uk/
https://zoo.org
https://www.zoo.org/tickets

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Keep one link per domain

https://acme.com/pricing
https://zoo.org/visit
https://blog.acme.com/launch
https://www.zoo.org/tickets
https://example.net/

https://acme.com/pricing
https://zoo.org/visit
https://example.net/

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Domains only

https://www.acme.com/about
http://shop.example.co.uk/cart?id=7
zoo.org/tickets

acme.com
example.co.uk
zoo.org

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