Sitemap Finder

Enter a domain and see every sitemap it has, where each one was declared, and how many URLs it lists. No account, no payment.

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Enter a domain above. We read robots.txt first, then every sitemap it names, plus the two paths a sitemap usually lives at.

What this reads

In this order, from our own crawler

First robots.txt, because it is the file that names your sitemaps and the one every crawler reads before anything else. Then each sitemap it names, then the two paths a sitemap usually lives at, /sitemap.xml and /sitemap_index.xml, whether or not you declared them. A sitemap index is followed to the files it points at.

A path we guessed and simply did not find is not reported as broken: nobody claimed it existed. A sitemap you declared that does not answer, or answers with something that is not a sitemap, is reported, because that is a fact about your site.

We fetch as NickLaunchesAudit/1.0, we honour any Crawl-delay your file asks for, and we never fetch a private or local address. It is the same crawler behind Site Audit, which is why this tool is free: it costs us no vendor call.