Works With Your Favourite SEO Tools

Upload a CSV from any of these tools and columns are detected automatically. No manual mapping, no reformatting — just upload and go.

Full Support URL + Title + H1 + Status + Indexability Partial URL + Title (keyword tools) URL Only Falls back to URL path tokens
Crawlers

Screaming Frog

Internal > HTML export. Detects Address, Title 1, H1-1

Full

Sitebulb

URL List export. Detects URL, HTTP Status Code, Indexable

Full

Oncrawl

URL Explorer export. Detects url, title, status_code. Semicolons handled automatically.

Full

Lumar (DeepCrawl)

Detects pageTitle, h1Tag, httpStatusCode

Full

Botify

Detects dot-notation fields like metadata.title.content. Strips sep= lines.

Full

ContentKing (Conductor)

Detects Full URL, Status, Indexable

Full

Netpeak Spider

Detects URL, Title, H1, Indexing

Full

JetOctopus

Detects URL / Page URL, Title, H1

Full

Ryte

Detects URL, Title, H1, Indexable

Full

SE Ranking

Website Audit export. Detects URL, Title, H1, Status Code

Full
SEO Suites & Keyword Tools

Ahrefs

Site Audit, Top Pages, or Organic Keywords export

Partial

SEMrush

Site Audit or Organic Research export

Partial

Moz Pro

Detects Ranking URL, PA, DA

Partial

Sistrix

Semicolon-delimited CSVs detected automatically

URL Only

Serpstat

Both CSV export variants supported

URL Only

Mangools

SERPChecker and SiteProfiler exports

URL Only
Google Tools

Google Search Console

Performance > Pages export. Detects Page, Clicks, CTR

Partial

Google Analytics 4

Pages report. Detects Page path and screen class, Page title

Partial
Backlink Tools

Majestic

Detects Source URL, Target URL, Source Title

Partial

LinkResearchTools

Link audit exports

URL Only

Quick Start by Tool

Crawlers

Screaming Frog

  1. Crawl your site
  2. Go to the Internal tab
  3. Filter > HTML
  4. Export > save as .csv
  5. Upload the file here

Sitebulb

  1. Run an audit
  2. Go to URL List
  3. Click Export
  4. Upload the .csv or .xlsx

Oncrawl

  1. Open URL Explorer
  2. Select columns: url, title, h1, status_code
  3. Export as CSV
  4. Upload here (semicolons auto-detected)

Lumar (DeepCrawl)

  1. Open your completed crawl
  2. Go to All Pages or any URL-level report
  3. Select fields (pageTitle, h1Tag, httpStatusCode)
  4. Click Export > Generate CSV
  5. Upload the file here

Botify

  1. Open your project > URL Explorer
  2. Click Fields to display and add title, h1
  3. Set filters (e.g. HTTP 200 only)
  4. Click Export as CSV (max 100k rows)
  5. Upload here (sep= line stripped automatically)

ContentKing (Conductor)

  1. Open the Pages view
  2. Click Manage Columns to add Title, H1, Indexable
  3. Apply filters and sort as needed
  4. Click Export to CSV (up to 1M rows)
  5. Upload the file here

Netpeak Spider

  1. Enable Title, H1, Status Code, Indexing in Parameters
  2. Run your crawl
  3. Click Export on the toolbar
  4. Choose CSV (unlimited rows)
  5. Upload the file here

JetOctopus

  1. Open your crawl project
  2. Go to the Pages data table
  3. Click Setup Columns to add Title, H1
  4. Click Export > CSV or Excel
  5. Upload the file here

Ryte

  1. Go to Website Success > URL list
  2. Add columns for Title, H1, Indexable
  3. Click the … menu (top-right of table)
  4. Select Data export > CSV (max 100k rows)
  5. Upload the file here

SE Ranking

  1. Open Website Audit for your project
  2. Click the Crawled Pages tab
  3. Arrange columns (URL, Title, H1, Status Code)
  4. Click the Export button > CSV or XLS
  5. Upload the file here
SEO Suites & Keyword Tools

Ahrefs

  1. Go to Site Audit > Page Explorer
  2. Click Columns to add Title, H1, Status Code
  3. Click Export > choose row count > CSV
  4. Upload the file here

Also works with Site Explorer > Top Pages exports.

SEMrush

  1. Go to Site Audit > select your project
  2. Click the Crawled Pages tab
  3. Click Export > Crawled Pages
  4. Choose Absolute URLs and confirm
  5. Upload the CSV here

Moz Pro

  1. Open your campaign > Site Crawl
  2. Click Crawled Pages
  3. Filter by status code or issues if needed
  4. Click Export CSV (above the table)
  5. Upload the file here

Rankings > Export CSV also works (includes Ranking URL).

Sistrix

  1. Enter a domain > SEO module > Keywords
  2. Click the cogwheel > Select Columns
  3. Add URL, Search Volume, Position etc.
  4. Click the Download button (top-right)
  5. Upload here (semicolons auto-detected)

Serpstat

  1. Go to Site Audit > Custom Overview
  2. Select parameter groups (Meta tags, Content, Links)
  3. Apply filters to narrow results
  4. Click Export > CSV Open Office (comma) or CSV Excel (semicolon)
  5. Upload the file here

Mangools (SERPChecker)

  1. Open SERPChecker and enter a keyword
  2. Click Manage metrics to select columns
  3. Click the blue Export results button
  4. Upload the CSV here
Google Tools

Google Search Console

  1. Performance > Search results
  2. Click the Pages tab
  3. Set your date range
  4. Click Export > Download CSV
  5. Upload the file here

Google Analytics 4

  1. Reports > Engagement > Pages and screens
  2. Click + next to the dimension header
  3. Add Page title and screen class
  4. Click the Share icon > Download CSV
  5. Upload here (max 5,000 rows per export)
Backlink Tools

Majestic

  1. Enter a domain in Site Explorer
  2. Click the Backlinks tab
  3. Choose Fresh Index or Historic Index
  4. Click Export Data > Top Backlinks
  5. Select Export 2.0 format and download

Export 2.0 uses clean headers: SourceURL, TargetURL, SourceTitle.

LinkResearchTools

  1. Run a Link Detox or Backlink Profiler report
  2. Wait for the report to complete
  3. Review the detail table
  4. Click CSV (above the table) to download
  5. Upload the file here

Using a different tool? No problem.

Any CSV or Excel file works as long as it has a URL column. For best results, include a Title or H1 column too. Without them, similarity is based on URL path tokens — still useful, but less precise.

Accepted formats: .csv .xlsx .xls · Delimiters: comma, semicolon, tab (auto-detected) · Encoding: UTF-8, Latin-1, and others (auto-detected)

Auto-Detected Column Names Reference

These are the exact column header names we look for (case-insensitive). First match wins.

Field Detected Column Names
URL Address URL Current URL Full URL Page URL Link Loc Page Ranking URL Page path and screen class Page path Target URL Source URL
Title Title 1 Page Title Title Page_Title Meta Title pageTitle metadata.title.content Page title and screen class Source Title
H1 H1-1 H1 Heading 1 H1 Tag H1Tag metadata.h1.first
Status Code Status Code HTTP Status Code HTTP Status Status HTTP_Status httpStatusCode Response Code status_code http_code HTTP Code
Indexability Indexability Indexable Is Indexable is_indexable indexable.is_indexable Index Status Indexing
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