Add /sitemap.xml
Most sites put their sitemap here. Type the homepage, add the path and press Enter.
/sitemap.xml/sitemap_index.xml/wp-sitemap.xmlEnter a website or sitemap link to pull every URL into a clean list. We find the sitemap for you, then you can filter and export.
| URL | Last modified | Sitemap |
|---|
An XML sitemap is a file that lists the pages a website wants search engines to find, usually at example.com/sitemap.xml. Each page is a <url> entry with its address in <loc> and, often, the date it last changed in <lastmod>.
Large sites split their pages across several sitemaps and list those files in a sitemap index. One sitemap can hold up to 50,000 URLs or 50 MB, under the sitemaps.org standard that Google and Bing follow.
iThis tool reads both kinds. Turn on “Open sitemaps inside sitemap indexes” and it combines every file into one list.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<urlset xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9">
<url>
<loc>https://example.com/blog/brand-guide</loc>
<lastmod>2026-09-14</lastmod>
</url>
<url>
<loc>https://example.com/pricing</loc>
</url>
</urlset>
Enter the website above and we'll look for you. To check by hand, try these in order.
Most sites put their sitemap here. Type the homepage, add the path and press Enter.
/sitemap.xml/sitemap_index.xml/wp-sitemap.xmlOpen example.com/robots.txt and look for a line that starts with Sitemap:. Sites use it to tell search engines where the file is.
Sitemap: https://example.com/sitemap.xmlSearch for sitemap files on the domain. It won't always work, but it often finds unusual locations.
site:example.com filetype:xml| Platform | Default sitemap address |
|---|---|
| WordPress | /wp-sitemap.xml (built in), or /sitemap_index.xml with Yoast or Rank Math |
| Shopify | /sitemap.xml |
| Squarespace | /sitemap.xml |
| Wix | /sitemap.xml |
| Webflow | /sitemap.xml (once turned on in site settings) |
Extract the URLs above and click Excel or CSV. You get one row per page with its last-modified date, section and source sitemap, ready to sort and filter. CSV files open in Excel, Google Sheets and Numbers.
For a live list in Google Sheets, you can also pull a small public sitemap with a formula. It only reads one file at a time and doesn't follow sitemap indexes.
=IMPORTXML("https://example.com/sitemap.xml", "//*[local-name()='loc']")Export every page, then add columns for traffic, owner and whether to keep, update or remove it.
Keep a full list of old URLs before you move, so every one gets a redirect and nothing returns a 404.
See how a competitor structures their site, which sections are biggest and what they published recently.
Compare your sitemap against Google Search Console to find pages that are listed but not indexed.
Some sites only answer real browsers. Open the sitemap yourself, save it as an .xml file and upload it, or copy the page and paste the XML.
Compressed sitemaps are fine: we unzip them automatically, whether you enter the link or upload the file.
That's a sitemap index. Keep “Open sitemaps inside sitemap indexes” on, and we'll read up to 150 of the files it lists.
Sitemaps are only as current as the site's CMS or SEO plugin makes them. Check the last-modified dates; very old ones suggest the sitemap isn't being updated.
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