Create an XML sitemap for your website in seconds. Crawl your site, set priority and frequency, and download sitemap.xml for Google. Free, no signup.
Free XML Sitemap Generator
Create a search-engine-friendly XML sitemap online in seconds.
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Generated XML Sitemap
Tip: Upload the downloaded sitemap.xml to your website's public root when you want a static sitemap file.
How to Use the Free XML Sitemap Generator
- Click Add URL and enter the full URL of each page you want included.
- Optionally choose the page's Last Modified date, Change Frequency, and Priority.
- Repeat the process for all important pages you want search engines to discover.
- Click Generate XML Sitemap to create your sitemap.
- Use Copy XML to copy the generated code or Download sitemap.xml to save the file.
- After uploading a sitemap to your site, submit its URL through your search engine webmaster tools.
How Does an XML Sitemap Work?
An XML sitemap is a structured file that lists important URLs on a website so search engines can discover and crawl them more efficiently. This free XML Sitemap Generator creates standard urlset XML with URL locations and optional metadata such as last modification date, change frequency, and priority. A sitemap does not guarantee indexing or higher rankings, but it can help search engines understand which URLs you want them to crawl.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an XML sitemap?
An XML sitemap is a machine-readable file containing URLs that you want search engines to discover and crawl.
Is this XML Sitemap Generator free?
Yes. The Toolharo generator is designed to create XML sitemaps directly in your browser without requiring an external API.
How many URLs can I add?
This browser-based version has no artificial URL-count setting. Very large sitemaps may be limited by your browser or device, so for extremely large sites you should use a sitemap system designed for large-scale generation.
What is sitemap priority?
Priority is an optional sitemap value from 0.0 to 1.0 intended to indicate relative importance among URLs on the same site. Search engines may choose not to use it.
What does change frequency mean?
It describes how often a page is expected to change, such as daily, weekly, or monthly. Search engines may use or ignore this hint.
Where should I put sitemap.xml?
For a standard static sitemap, place sitemap.xml in your site's public root so it can be accessed at a URL such as https://example.com/sitemap.xml.
Does a sitemap guarantee Google indexing?
No. A sitemap helps with discovery and crawling, but it does not guarantee that a URL will be crawled or indexed.
Can I submit my sitemap to Google?
Yes. You can submit the sitemap URL through Google Search Console after the sitemap is publicly accessible.
