Sitemap Generator

A sitemap.xml lists the URLs you want search engines to consider for indexing, along with optional hints about each page — how often it changes, its importance relative to other pages, and the last modified date. It is not a ranking boost; it is a discovery aid for sites with new pages, deep structures, or pages only reachable through forms. This generator turns a pasted list of URLs into a standards-compliant XML sitemap, or combines several existing sitemaps into a sitemap index. SEO professionals and developers use it at launch time and after every big content push. The generator handles the escaping and structure for you, which is where hand-built XML most often goes wrong.

What the generator outputs

• 📝 An XML urlset built from one URL per line
• 📅 Optional changefreq, priority and lastmod per URL, with sensible defaults
• ✔️ Changefreq values validated against the sitemap specification
• 🗂️ Sitemap-index mode to combine multiple sitemap files
• 🛡️ XML escaping of special characters in URLs
• 📋 Copy the finished XML or download it as sitemap.xml

When you would generate one

• Launching a new site with pages search engines have not seen yet
• Adding a batch of new pages and telling Google about them
• Splitting a large site into several sitemaps linked by an index
• Submitting a fresh sitemap after moving to new URLs

The XML is generated locally in your browser; your URL list is never uploaded. Scope notes: the sitemap protocol caps each file at 50,000 URLs and 50 MB, so very large sites need the index mode, and the file only helps once it is hosted at its final URL and submitted in Google Search Console or an equivalent.