Sitemap.xml Generator
Generate sitemap.xml content from a list of URLs for search engine submission.
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Generate sitemap.xml for search submission
Sitemap.xml Generator creates an XML sitemap so search engines can discover important URLs more easily. Add a base domain and path list, then configure lastmod, changefreq, and priority before copying or downloading the file.
Useful For
- Create a sitemap for a new service
- Organize blog, docs, and commerce page URLs
- Prepare a sitemap URL to reference in robots.txt
Good To Know
A sitemap does not guarantee indexing. Check duplicate URLs, noindex pages, and redirects before submitting it.
Developer Check
Generated code, regexes, meta tags, and config snippets should be treated as drafts and tested again in your runtime, security policy, and deployment environment.
How It Works
Inputs are calculated or converted in the browser whenever possible. Compare important results with the original source before using them. Reviewed on Jul 2, 2026.
Sitemap.xml checks
URL list
- Include only canonical URLs intended for indexing
- Review whether parameter URLs, login pages, and search result pages should be excluded
- For multilingual pages, settle canonical and hreflang structure first
Metadata
- Set lastmod from the actual content update date
- Use changefreq and priority as hints without exaggeration
- Avoid making every old page look updated today just because the sitemap is regenerated
Before submitting
- Check XML syntax and encoding errors
- Align the sitemap URL in robots.txt, Search Console, and Bing
- For larger sites, split by URL count and file size limits with a sitemap index
Operations
- After deployment, confirm /sitemap.xml returns 200 and caching behaves correctly
- Track discovered and indexed URL counts in search consoles
- Regularly remove deleted pages and redirected URLs from the sitemap
Yes. Create a sitemap draft from URL entries with optional last modified date, priority, and change frequency.
No. It generates the file. Submit it separately through Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, or robots.txt.
Official sitemap limits apply to file size and URL count, so large sites should split into multiple sitemaps and a sitemap index.