Create an XML sitemap for important website URLs
An XML sitemap provides search engines with a structured list of canonical URLs that you want them to discover. It is especially useful for new websites, large websites, isolated pages, frequently updated content, and sites with complex navigation.
This generator supports absolute URLs and relative paths. Relative paths are resolved using the website address you enter, URL fragments are removed, duplicates are skipped, and XML special characters are escaped before export.
Each URL can include an optional last modification date, change frequency, and priority. These values are hints rather than commands, and individual search engines may ignore some optional metadata.
Use accurate canonical URLs
Sitemap entries should normally return a successful response, be indexable, and match the canonical version of each page. Avoid adding redirects, duplicate parameter URLs, error pages, private areas, noindex pages, or alternate URLs that canonicalize somewhere else.