Add complete URLs
Enter one canonical HTTP or HTTPS URL per line.
Add complete website URLs, apply optional last modified dates, change frequency and priority values, then preview, copy or download the sitemap.xml file.
Add one complete URL per line and select the default settings.
Only complete HTTP or HTTPS URLs will be included.
Your generated sitemap will appear below.
Add the URLs, choose optional metadata and download a ready-to-upload XML file.
Enter one canonical HTTP or HTTPS URL per line.
Include an accurate last modified date, change frequency and priority only when useful.
Review the XML preview, then copy it or save the generated sitemap.xml file.
Include URLs that are canonical, indexable and useful for search-engine discovery.
Every location should begin with HTTP or HTTPS and include the complete preferred page URL.
Avoid redirects, errors, duplicates, noindex pages and blocked URLs.
Only change lastmod when the page content has genuinely changed.
Quick answers about upload location, indexing and sitemap limits.
It is a machine-readable file that lists important website URLs and can include optional metadata.
A common location is the website root, such as https://example.com/sitemap.xml.
No. Search engines decide which pages to crawl and index.
Generally no. Include canonical and indexable URLs that you want search engines to discover.
A standard sitemap can contain up to 50,000 URLs. Larger websites should use multiple sitemap files and a sitemap index.
Create crawl rules and check page-level index directives.
Validate the URL list, inspect the generated XML and download the finished sitemap.xml file.
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