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    List All Layers in Any ArcGIS Online Web Map

    Paste an ArcGIS Online Web Map item URL or item ID to instantly list every layer URL it contains — Feature Services, Map Services, and basemap layers. Sign in to browse your ArcGIS Online web maps directly — no need to copy URLs from AGOL.

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    Connected to ArcGIS Online
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    ArcGIS Online — Content tab: Go to arcgis.com → Content, click your Feature Layer item → scroll the right panel down → copy the URL ending in /FeatureServer/0
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    ArcGIS Online — Map Viewer: Open your web map → click a layer in the layers panel → ⋯ More options → View item details → Item page → URL in bottom-right.
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    Organizational AGOL: Works with personal arcgis.com accounts and organizational portals (yourorg.maps.arcgis.com). URL format: https://services.arcgis.com/{orgId}/arcgis/rest/services/{name}/FeatureServer/0
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    Not sure which layer? Use the free REST Explorer → — paste your org URL and browse all your Feature Services visually.
    Web Map URL, item ID, or Feature Service URL
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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Everything you need to know about extracting layers from an ArcGIS Online Web Map.

    What's the difference between a Web Map and a Feature Service?
    A Web Map is an ArcGIS Online item that bundles multiple operational layers and a basemap into one configured view. A Feature Service is a single data layer. This tool accepts either a Web Map's item URL/ID or a direct FeatureServer URL and lists every layer inside it.
    Where do I find a Web Map's item ID?
    Open the Web Map in ArcGIS Online and copy the URL from the address bar, or use the item ID from the map's item details page — paste either one directly into this tool.
    Does it show hidden or inactive layers too?
    Yes — every operational layer is listed along with its visibility state, so you can see layers that are toggled off in the map by default.
    Can I use the extracted layer URLs in other GISGP tools?
    Yes — each layer row has a Copy button for its FeatureServer URL, which you can paste straight into Feature Count, Health Check, REST Explorer or any export/import flow.
    Does this work with private Web Maps?
    Yes, if you provide a valid token — GISGP fetches the Web Map JSON from the ArcGIS Online REST API using the same token-based auth as any other tool here.
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