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Bulk XML Sitemap Generator

Generate professional XML sitemaps for multiple websites instantly. Boost your SEO with properly formatted sitemaps that search engines love.

50K+ Sitemaps Generated
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Enter URLs to Generate Sitemaps

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Enter URLs and click "Generate XML Sitemap" to begin

Powerful Sitemap Generation Features

Everything you need to create perfect XML sitemaps for search engines

Bulk Processing

Generate sitemaps for multiple URLs or entire websites at once. Process thousands of URLs in seconds.

SEO Optimized

Creates properly formatted XML sitemaps that follow Google, Bing, and Yahoo guidelines.

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Customizable Settings

Set priority levels, change frequency, and last modified dates for better crawl optimization.

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Smart Crawler

Automatically discover and include all pages from your website with intelligent crawling.

Validation Built-in

Instant validation ensures your sitemap meets all search engine requirements.

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Multiple Formats

Export as XML, TXT, or HTML. Support for sitemap index files for large websites.

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SEO Analysis

Get insights about your URL structure and recommendations for improved crawlability.

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Auto-Submit

Automatically ping search engines when your sitemap is updated for faster indexing.

Complete Guide to XML Sitemaps for SEO Success

What Makes a Perfect XML Sitemap?

An XML sitemap is your website's roadmap for search engines. It's a structured file that lists all important pages, helping search crawlers understand your site's architecture and discover content efficiently.

Essential Components of XML Sitemaps

  • URL Location (loc): The full URL of each page
  • Last Modified (lastmod): When the page was last updated
  • Change Frequency (changefreq): How often the page content changes
  • Priority: Relative importance of pages (0.0-1.0)

Best Practices for Sitemap Creation

Follow these guidelines to maximize your sitemap's effectiveness:

  • Include only canonical URLs to avoid duplicate content issues
  • Keep file size under 50MB (uncompressed)
  • Limit to 50,000 URLs per sitemap file
  • Use UTF-8 encoding for international characters
  • Update regularly when content changes

How Search Engines Use Your Sitemap

Search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo rely on sitemaps to discover and index your content more efficiently. While they can crawl sites without sitemaps, providing one ensures no important pages are missed.

Crawl Budget Optimization

Your sitemap helps search engines allocate their crawl budget effectively. By setting appropriate priorities and update frequencies, you guide crawlers to your most valuable content first.

Indexing Priority Signals

  • High Priority Pages (0.8-1.0): Homepage, main category pages
  • Medium Priority (0.5-0.7): Product pages, important articles
  • Low Priority (0.1-0.4): Archive pages, older content

Advanced XML Sitemap Strategies

Multiple Sitemap Strategy

When to Use Sitemap Index Files

Large websites benefit from splitting sitemaps by content type, language, or update frequency. Create separate sitemaps for:

  • Main website pages
  • Blog posts or news articles
  • Product pages (for e-commerce)
  • Images and videos
  • Different language versions

Dynamic Sitemap Generation

Automate Your Sitemap Updates

Implement automatic sitemap generation to ensure search engines always have current information:

  • Set up CMS plugins for automatic updates
  • Use server-side scripts for dynamic generation
  • Implement webhook triggers for content changes
  • Schedule regular regeneration for static sites

International SEO Sitemaps

Hreflang Implementation

For multilingual websites, use hreflang annotations in your sitemap to indicate language and regional variations:

  • Include xhtml:link elements for each language version
  • Specify language codes (en, es, fr, etc.)
  • Add regional targeting (en-US, en-GB)
  • Ensure bidirectional linking between versions

Common XML Sitemap Mistakes to Avoid

Including Non-Indexable Pages

Never include pages with noindex tags, blocked by robots.txt, or requiring authentication in your sitemap.

Forgetting Mobile URLs

If you have separate mobile URLs (m.domain.com), create a dedicated mobile sitemap or use rel="alternate" annotations.

❌ Wrong Priority Values

Don't set all pages to priority 1.0. Use relative importance to guide crawlers effectively.

❌ Outdated Lastmod Dates

Ensure lastmod dates reflect actual content updates, not minor formatting changes.

❌ Broken or Redirected URLs

Regularly audit your sitemap for 404 errors and remove or update redirected URLs.

Ignoring Sitemap Errors

Monitor Google Search Console for sitemap errors and fix them promptly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about XML Sitemap Generation

An XML sitemap is a file that lists all important pages of your website, making it easier for search engines like Google to crawl and index your site. It's essential for SEO as it helps search engines discover pages they might otherwise miss, understand your site structure, and know when pages were last updated.

According to search engine guidelines, a single sitemap can contain up to 50,000 URLs and be up to 50MB in size (uncompressed). Our tool automatically splits larger sitemaps into multiple files and creates a sitemap index file when these limits are exceeded.

Priority (0.0 to 1.0) tells search engines which pages on YOUR site are most important relative to other pages on your site. Change frequency (always, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, never) indicates how often the page content is likely to change. Both are hints to search engines, not commands.

After generating your sitemap:

  • Google: Submit through Google Search Console
  • Bing: Use Bing Webmaster Tools
  • Automatic: Add sitemap location to your robots.txt file
  • Direct ping: Use ping URLs provided by search engines

Yes! Our bulk sitemap generator can process multiple domains simultaneously. Simply enter URLs from different domains, and the tool will automatically group them by domain and create separate sitemap files for each domain. This is perfect for agencies managing multiple client websites.

Our tool supports multiple export formats:

  • XML: Standard format for search engines
  • XML.GZ: Compressed XML for large sitemaps
  • TXT: Simple text list of URLs
  • HTML: Human-readable sitemap for website visitors

Yes, our intelligent crawler respects robots.txt directives. It will not include URLs that are disallowed in your robots.txt file. You can also override this behavior if you need to include specific URLs for internal purposes.

Update frequency depends on how often your site changes. For dynamic sites with frequent updates, regenerate weekly or even daily. For static sites, monthly updates are usually sufficient. Many CMS platforms can automatically update sitemaps when content changes.

Absolutely! You can exclude pages by using our filter options. Common exclusions include admin pages, duplicate content, thin content pages, and pages with noindex tags. Our tool also automatically excludes common non-content files like images (unless you're creating an image sitemap).

XML sitemaps are format-agnostic and work for both desktop and mobile versions of your site. If you have separate mobile URLs (m.example.com), you can generate a separate mobile sitemap or use rel="alternate" annotations in your main sitemap to indicate mobile versions.