Free XML Sitemap Generator Online - No Signup

Import full URLs or relative paths, configure optional sitemap metadata, remove duplicates, validate the generated XML, and download a production-ready sitemap.xml file without uploading your URL list.

Bulk URL importing Duplicate removal Live XML validation Private local processing

XML Sitemap Generator

Enter your website address and paste one URL or path per line. Review every entry, adjust metadata if needed, and export valid XML.

Runs locally in your browser

Import website URLs

Full URLs and relative paths are supported. Blank lines and duplicates are ignored.

Required for relative paths

Relative values such as /about/ will use this protocol and hostname.

One entry per line

Sitemap URL entries

Edit individual URL metadata before downloading the generated sitemap.

Total URLs 0
Valid URLs 0
Invalid URLs 0
Hostnames 0
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Private processing Your URL list remains in-browser
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Duplicate removal Repeated canonical URLs are skipped
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Valid XML escaping Special URL characters are encoded safely
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Instant export Copy or download sitemap.xml
Crawler discovery

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.

Complete sitemap builder

Everything needed to generate sitemap.xml

Import, review, validate, and export URL entries through one responsive browser-based workflow.

Bulk URL importing

Paste multiple full URLs or relative paths, one per line, and add them to the sitemap in one action.

Relative path resolution

Convert entries such as /about/ into complete URLs using your preferred website protocol and hostname.

Automatic deduplication

Exact duplicate URLs are skipped so repeated input does not create unnecessary duplicate sitemap entries.

Optional URL metadata

Configure lastmod, changefreq, and priority defaults, then adjust individual entries before export.

Live XML validation

Detect malformed URLs, invalid dates and priorities, mixed hosts, oversized output, and XML parser errors.

Copy or download

Copy the complete XML to your clipboard or download a file named sitemap.xml ready for deployment.

Three simple steps

How to create an XML sitemap

Generate a structured sitemap without installing software or uploading your URL inventory.

Step 1

Add website URLs

Enter the website address and paste full URLs or relative paths with one entry on each line.

Step 2

Review and validate

Edit metadata, remove unwanted entries, and check the live validation report for common problems.

Step 3

Download sitemap.xml

Export the XML, publish it on your website, and submit its public URL through relevant search engine tools.

Publishing guidance

XML sitemap best practices

Use these recommendations to keep the sitemap useful, accurate, and easy for crawlers to process.

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List canonical, indexable URLs

Include the preferred page versions that return a successful response and are eligible for indexing.

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Use accurate lastmod values

Update lastmod only when meaningful page content changes, not every time the sitemap is generated.

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Keep URL versions consistent

Avoid mixing HTTP and HTTPS, www and non-www, or inconsistent trailing-slash variations accidentally.

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Split very large sitemaps

Use multiple sitemap files and a sitemap index before reaching 50,000 URLs or 50 MB uncompressed.

Common questions

XML Sitemap Generator FAQ

What is an XML sitemap?

An XML sitemap is a machine-readable file that lists canonical website URLs and can include optional metadata such as last modification dates, change frequency, and priority.

Where should I upload sitemap.xml?

A sitemap can be hosted in different locations, but placing it at the website root, such as https://example.com/sitemap.xml, provides the broadest and simplest URL coverage.

How many URLs can an XML sitemap contain?

A single sitemap is limited by the protocol to 50,000 URLs and 50 MB when uncompressed. Larger websites should split URLs across multiple sitemaps and use a sitemap index.

Does an XML sitemap guarantee indexing?

No. A sitemap helps search engines discover URLs but does not guarantee crawling, indexing, or ranking.

Should every website URL be included?

Include canonical, indexable URLs that you want search engines to discover. Exclude duplicate, redirected, error, private, noindex, and non-canonical URLs.

Are my URLs uploaded to a server?

No. URL normalization, duplicate removal, validation, and XML generation happen locally inside your browser.

Ready to generate your XML sitemap?

Add your canonical URLs, review optional metadata, validate the generated XML, and download sitemap.xml directly in your browser.

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