Free XML Sitemap Generator

Generate Google-compliant XML Sitemaps for better indexing and SEO rankings

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Manual Builder

Add URLs one by one and configure priorities manually.

Crawler

Simulate crawling a website structure to auto-discover links.

Text Import

Paste a list of URLs to convert into an XML sitemap.

Manual URL Entry

No URLs added. Click Add URL to start.

Website Crawler
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Bulk Text Import

Paste full URLs, one per line.

Result

How to Create an XML Sitemap

Creating a sitemap for your website has never been easier. Choose the method that fits your needs:

1. Manual Mode

Perfect for small sites. Add URLs one by one, set their priority (0.0 - 1.0) and change frequency manually.

2. Crawler Mode

Enter your domain URL and let our bot simulate a crawl. It will discover internal links and build the list automatically.

3. Text Import

Already have a list of URLs? Paste them in bulk (one per line) to instantly convert them into XML format.

Why Do You Need an XML Sitemap?

An XML (Extensible Markup Language) Sitemap serves as a roadmap for search engines. It tells Google, Bing, and other crawlers:

  • Where your pages are: Ensures deep pages are found even if internal linking is weak.
  • When they changed: The <lastmod> tag indicates when content was last updated.
  • How important they are: The <priority> tag helps signal relative importance (0.1 to 1.0).
Submission: After generating your file, submit the URL (e.g., domain.com/sitemap.xml) to Google Search Console to speed up indexing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our online generator simulates crawling for small-to-medium sites. The standard XML sitemap protocol allows up to 50,000 URLs per file and a file size of 50MB. For massive websites, you may need to split your sitemap into multiple files and use a Sitemap Index.

Priority is a relative value. Set your Homepage to 1.0, main category pages to 0.8, and blog posts or standard content to 0.5. Note that Google has stated they largely ignore the priority tag, but other search engines may still use it.

Yes, if images are a major source of traffic for your site (e.g., e-commerce, photography portfolio). While this basic generator creates a standard URL sitemap, specialized image sitemaps can help your visual content appear in Google Images.