URL exports: pick the columns you need.

URL exports used to mirror the table. Whatever columns were visible went into the CSV, and nothing else. Now the Export URLs to CSV dialog has its own column picker, so you choose exactly what goes in the file.

Pick the columns

The columns are grouped the way you think about them:

• Page. URL, path, title, word count, page content, target keywords, last crawled, HTTP status and redirect URL.
• SEO. Meta description, OG title, OG description, canonical URL, OG image, internal links and external links.
• Workflow. The last workflow run and its output.

The dialog opens with the columns you can see in the table already ticked. All ticks everything. Visible columns takes you back to where you started.

More than the table shows

Most of the SEO group is stored with each crawl but never shown as a table column. Now it can go straight into a spreadsheet. Internal and external links come as one list per page. Page content is the full crawled text of the page, so expect a large file when you export a long list with it.

Same export, a better file

Everything else works as before. Export the loaded rows, every row that matches your filters, or just the rows you selected. Add row numbers if you want them. Columns always come out in the same order, so a file from this month lines up with one from last month.

What teams export

• A meta description audit. URL, title and meta description for a whole section, ready to review in a sheet.
• A redirect map. URL, status and redirect URL before a migration.
• A canonical check. Every URL next to its canonical, to spot pages that point elsewhere.
• An internal link review. Who links where, per page, to find pages no article links to and over-linked hubs.

Try it

Open the URL list, filter to the pages you need, and choose Export. Tick the columns, then download the CSV. More on the Site index page.

Tell us which column you were missing at hello@morrison.app.