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Sitemap Generator

Generate a valid XML sitemap that helps Google and Bing discover and index every page of your site.

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How it works

The generator wraps each URL in <url> entries with lastmod, changefreq and priority attributes inside a proper <urlset> document. The output validates against the official sitemap.org schema.

Worked example

One URL each for your homepage, about, services and contact pages, with priority 1.0 for the homepage and 0.8 for key pages — exactly what Google recommends for small sites.

Recommendations

  • Include only indexable pages — exclude login, cart and search result URLs
  • Use priority 1.0 sparingly; Google mostly ignores it but a clear hierarchy helps
  • Update the lastmod date whenever you publish or edit important content

Tips & advice

  • Split very large sites (over 50,000 URLs) into multiple sitemaps with a sitemap index
  • Submit your sitemap in Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools after uploading
  • Place the file at the root and reference it from robots.txt for maximum discoverability
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Sitemap Generator

Generate a valid XML sitemap that helps Google and Bing discover and index every page of your site.

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Step by Step

Sitemap Generator — step by step

Paste one URL per line. Start with the homepage and include your most important, indexable pages.

Choose a default priority and change frequency. Use higher priorities for pages you want crawled sooner.

Click Generate Sitemap. The tool builds a valid <urlset> document with lastmod, changefreq and priority for every URL.

Save the file as sitemap.xml, upload it to your web root and submit it in Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools.

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SEO Tools FAQs

A sitemap is an XML file that lists your website URLs so search engines can crawl and index them more efficiently. It is a core part of any SEO setup.

A single sitemap supports up to 50,000 URLs and a file size of 50 MB uncompressed. Larger sites need a sitemap index that references multiple sitemaps.

Upload it to your site root so it is reachable at https://yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml, then submit it in Google Search Console.

Yes — it speeds up discovery of new and updated pages, helps pages without many backlinks get indexed, and is free to create.

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