sitemap.xml generator
Paste the page addresses, one per line (or just the paths, with the domain in the field above). The tool removes duplicates, builds the sitemap.xml in the sitemaps.org standard and shows the line to add to robots.txt.
How to useCreate your site's sitemap
In robots.txt:
Available in: 
sitemap.xml generator: what it is for
Paste full addresses or just the paths (with the domain in the field above). The tool adds the domain, removes duplicates and anchors (#), escapes special characters and builds the sitemap.xml in the sitemaps.org standard, with an optional lastmod date.
It warns you about invalid addresses, pages from another domain or more than 50,000 addresses, and shows the Sitemap line for robots.txt.
How to use
- Enter the site's domain.
- Paste the pages, one per line.
- Download sitemap.xml and submit it in Google Search Console.
When to use it
- New sites that don't show up on Google yet.
- Hand-built sites without an automatic sitemap generator.
- Checking the page list before a migration.
Frequently asked questions
What is sitemap.xml for?
It's the list of your site's pages in a format Google, Bing and other search engines read. It helps them discover new pages faster, especially on new or large sites or ones with few links between pages.
Do I need priority and frequency?
No. Google says it ignores the priority and changefreq tags and uses lastmod (the last modified date) when it's reliable. That's why the tool only includes the date, if you want it.
Is there a page limit?
Each sitemap can have up to 50,000 addresses and 50 MB uncompressed. Beyond that, split it into several files and list them all in a sitemap index.
How do I submit it to Google?
Upload the file to the site root (example.com/sitemap.xml), add the Sitemap line to robots.txt and submit the address under Sitemaps in Google Search Console.