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Validate and analyze your website's sitemap.xml to ensure proper search engine indexing.
A sitemap is a blueprint of your website that help search engines like Google, Bing, and Yandex find, crawl, and index all of your website's content. It also tells search engines which pages on your site are most important.
Using our Sitemap Checker, you can quickly validate the structure of your XML sitemap, extract all included URLs, and analyze critical metadata. This tool is a perfect companion to any xml sitemap generator, as it allows you to verify the output before submitting it to search consoles.
Sitemaps ensure that search engine bots don't miss any of your pages, especially those that might not be easily discoverable through internal links.
By providing a clear list of URLs and their last modification dates, you help search engines prioritize which pages to re-crawl first when you update content.
The most common format designed specifically for search engines. It uses XML tags to provide metadata about each URL.
If your site is very large (over 50,000 URLs or 50MB), you use a Sitemap Index to point to multiple smaller sitemap files.
Designed for human users to help them navigate your site. These are typically linked in the footer.