You can paste
URLs manually or use the Auto-Extractor above.
What This XML Sitemap Generator Does
XML Sitemap Generator helps you build a search-engine-friendly sitemap file from a list of URLs on your website. It is useful when launching a new site, rebuilding SEO structure, or submitting updated pages to Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools.
You can paste URLs manually or use the auto-extractor and crawler features to discover internal links, then generate valid XML with change frequency settings. A sitemap does not guarantee indexing, but it helps search engines find important pages faster.
How to Create an XML Sitemap
- Enter your domain or URLs: paste one URL per line or use the crawler to discover pages.
- Choose change frequency: set daily, weekly, or monthly as the default update expectation.
- Generate XML: click the button to create the sitemap code.
- Save and submit: upload as
sitemap.xmlon your site and submit it in Search Console.
When You Need a Sitemap
- launching a new website with many pages
- adding new tool, blog, or product sections
- helping Google discover pages that are not well linked internally
- rebuilding SEO after a domain move or site restructure
Why Use This Tool?
Valid XML Output
The generator creates properly structured sitemap XML instead of forcing you to write the syntax manually.
Crawl Assistance
The built-in URL discovery workflow can save time when you need to map many pages quickly.
Search Console Ready
You can copy the result and use it directly when submitting your sitemap to Google Search Console.
Important Notes
Only include canonical, indexable URLs in your sitemap. Exclude duplicate pages, blocked admin paths, thank-you pages, and low-value URLs that should not be indexed. A sitemap helps discovery; it does not replace good internal linking or quality content.
Related Tools and Guides
Also try HTML Sitemap Generator, Robots.txt Generator, Meta Generator, and Schema Generator. See why XML sitemaps matter for Google crawlers.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. A sitemap helps search engines discover URLs, but Google still decides which pages to index based on quality, relevance, and site trust.
A common location is
https://yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml. Then submit that exact URL in Google Search Console under the Sitemaps section.
No. Include the pages you want search engines to discover and index, especially important content pages, tools, blogs, and category pages.