SEO & Indexing Tool
Enter your website URL to automatically crawl internal pages and generate a search-engine-compliant sitemap. View, copy, or download sitemap.xml instantly.
Craft clean, search-engine-optimized sitemaps that accelerate crawling and eliminate indexation bottlenecks.
Rapidly crawls internal HTML links, resolves canonical targets, and extracts valid indexable URLs in seconds.
Automatically skips 404 broken URLs, server errors, and pages with noindex meta or header directives.
Generates valid XML adhering to the official sitemaps.org protocol accepted by Google, Bing, Yandex, and Yahoo.
Optionally extracts image links into Google Image Sitemap format (<image:image>) to boost image search rankings.
Learn how XML sitemaps impact technical SEO, indexing speed, and crawl budget.
An XML sitemap is a structured file that lists all important URLs on your website. It helps search engines like Google and Bing discover, crawl, and index your pages more efficiently, ensuring new or updated content appears in search results faster.
1. Download the generated sitemap.xml file. 2. Upload it to the root directory of your website hosting (e.g. https://yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml). 3. Submit the sitemap URL in Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools under the 'Sitemaps' section.
Search engines strongly recommend including only canonical, status 200 (OK) indexable pages in sitemaps. Our crawler automatically excludes pages with 'noindex' directives, broken 404 links, redirects, and non-HTML assets like PDFs or ZIP files.
No. Google has officially stated that Googlebot primarily focuses on <loc> and accurate <lastmod> timestamps, ignoring <priority> and <changefreq>. However, other search engines (like Bing and Yandex) and third-party SEO audit tools may still evaluate them.
The official sitemaps.org protocol limits a single sitemap file to 50,000 URLs and 50MB uncompressed file size. For sites with more than 50,000 URLs, multiple sitemaps should be organized using a Sitemap Index file.
Add a line at the top or bottom of your robots.txt file pointing to your sitemap: 'Sitemap: https://yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml'. This allows search bots to immediately find your sitemap upon their first visit.