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Free XML Sitemap Generator

Generate a valid XML sitemap for your website in seconds and download it ready to submit to Google.

A sitemap.xml file is a simple map of your website that you hand to search engines, listing which pages exist and how they're organized. For a small business site, it's one of the easiest ways to make sure Google actually finds and indexes your pages — especially new ones, or pages that aren't linked clearly from your main menu.
This free XML sitemap generator builds a valid, ready-to-use sitemap file in seconds — no coding and no account required.

A sitemap alone won't fix bigger visibility problems: if your site has thin content, technical errors, or weak internal linking, indexing issues will keep coming back. If you want a proper technical and content review, check our SEO & GEO visibility service, or request a free 48h check-up and we'll tell you exactly what's holding your site back.

How to use it

  • Enter your website's URL (and, if needed, the list of pages you want included).
  • Let the tool build the sitemap.xml file, automatically formatted to search engine standards.
  • Download the file, upload it to your site's root folder, and submit it in Google Search Console.

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Frequently asked questions

What is an XML sitemap and do I really need one?
An XML sitemap is a file that lists your site's pages so search engines can find and crawl them more efficiently. It's especially useful for new sites, sites with many pages, or sites where some pages aren't well linked internally. It won't guarantee rankings, but it helps Google discover your content faster.
Where do I upload the sitemap file once it's generated?
Upload the sitemap.xml file to your site's root folder (for example yoursite.com/sitemap.xml) via FTP or your hosting file manager. Then submit its URL in Google Search Console under Sitemaps, and add a reference to it in your robots.txt file.
Will this tool find every page on my website automatically?
The generator maps the URLs you provide or that it can detect from your site's structure. For large or frequently changing sites, or if you use a CMS like WordPress, a plugin-based or CMS-generated sitemap that updates automatically may be a more reliable long-term option.

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