Home page address
Paste only the home or index.html URL: the tool visits the site and builds the map for you.
Pages found
Default values
Values written on a line take precedence over the defaults.
Generated sitemap.xml
Paste the home URL to start.
Paste the list of your addresses and get a valid sitemap.xml file, with optional lastmod, changefreq and priority. The URLs never leave your browser.
Paste only the home or index.html URL: the tool visits the site and builds the map for you.
Values written on a line take precedence over the defaults.
Sitemap.xml generator — Turns a list of addresses into a valid sitemap.xml file, with optional lastmod, changefreq and priority and warnings for invalid addresses. The addresses never leave the browser.
A sitemap helps search engines discover the pages of your site and know when they changed. This generator builds the file following the Sitemaps protocol and immediately flags the lines that are not valid addresses.
The file is processed locally in the browser.
The tools are free and require no registration.
They work on modern desktop and mobile browsers.
Addresses without http://, with spaces or with an incomplete domain are reported with their line number.
You can set lastmod, changefreq and priority for every address or just for some.
Repeated addresses are counted and, if you want, removed automatically.
The output is indented and readable, ready to upload or to commit.
The addresses you paste stay in the memory of the browser tab. The tool does not send them to any server and does not try to visit them: there is no network request to your addresses nor to ToolPixy. The file is created locally with the Blob APIs and downloaded straight from the browser.
The tool visits the site from your browser to discover the pages. The list is not sent to ToolPixy and is not stored.
A single sitemap file allows at most 50,000 addresses. Beyond that the tool warns you and it is best to split the sitemap into several files.
No, they are optional. The last modification date is the most useful one: the other two are generally ignored by search engines.
No. You can use the tool and download the result without signing up.
Open an HTML or PHP page, edit the text on the preview, tweak the CSS live and download the file. All in your browser, and PHP is never executed.
Paste the HTML code of a page and get a check of title, description, headings, alt, canonical, hreflang, Open Graph, structured data and geo tags.