Create an XML sitemap from a list of website URLs. Add your important pages, generate the sitemap XML, and copy or download the output for review before publishing.
XML Sitemap Generator
Create a basic XML sitemap from a list of website URLs.
Input Section
Generated XML Sitemap
Insights / Tips
- Enter one complete http:// or https:// URL per line.
- This browser-based tool generates XML from the URLs you provide; it does not crawl your website automatically.
- Review the sitemap before uploading it to your website.
What this tool can do
- URL list input: add one absolute URL per line.
- XML output: create a sitemap using the standard sitemap namespace and
<url><loc>entries. - URL validation: flag entries that are not valid absolute HTTP or HTTPS URLs.
- Copy-ready output: review and copy the generated XML for your site.
How to use the xml sitemap generator
- Enter one complete
https://orhttp://URL per line. - Click Generate Sitemap to create the XML.
- Review the URLs and make sure they are canonical and publicly accessible.
- Copy the XML into a file named
sitemap.xmland upload it to your website if appropriate. - Submit the sitemap URL in Google Search Console and check its processing status.
Important notes
- This tool creates a sitemap from the URLs you provide; it does not crawl your site automatically.
- Include canonical, indexable URLs and avoid redirecting or noindex pages.
- A sitemap helps discovery but does not guarantee indexing.
Frequently asked questions
What is an XML sitemap?
An XML sitemap lists important URLs on a website so search engines can discover them more easily.
Does this tool crawl my website?
No. Enter the URLs you want included. Automatic crawling requires a separate crawler or server-side integration.
Where should I upload the sitemap?
Many sites place it at the root, such as https://example.com/sitemap.xml. Your CMS or SEO plugin may already generate one.
Does submitting a sitemap guarantee indexing?
No. Search engines decide which URLs to crawl and index based on their own systems.
