URL list → SEO-standard sitemap.xml. Supports priority, changefreq, lastmod.
📄 sitemap.xml

How to use

  1. Set domain and default priority / changefreq / lastmod.
  2. Enter URLs (one per line — path or absolute).
  3. Download the generated sitemap.xml.
  4. Upload to site root and add Sitemap: https://... to robots.txt.
  5. Submit via Google Search Console.

Key features

  • Sitemaps Protocol 0.9 standard (Google/Bing/Naver compatible)
  • Auto domain prefix (paths OK)
  • priority (0.0–1.0) + changefreq + lastmod
  • Auto-warning at 50,000 URLs / 50MB limit
  • Download + copy

Use cases

  • New site registration — Google Search Console submission
  • Existing site SEO — accelerate engine discovery
  • Large sites — refresh on page changes
  • E-commerce — bulk product page submission
  • Blogs — quick new-post indexing

sitemap.xml SEO impact

sitemap.xml provides search engines with a full page list — accelerating discovery and indexing. Even pages with no inbound links get crawled. Submit via Google Search Console for status tracking. priority is relative within a site (0.0–1.0) and weakly correlates with SEO. changefreq is advisory but influences crawler scheduling.

FAQ

Does a sitemap guarantee indexing?

No — only aids discovery. Indexing depends on content quality, duplicates, robots.txt, etc.

Over 50,000 URLs?

Need a sitemap index. This tool generates single sitemaps only.

Multilingual hreflang?

This tool covers basic sitemap. hreflang sitemap needs the xhtml:link format.

Free?

Yes.