Enter a website or sitemap address and get every URL listed in its XML sitemaps, including sitemap indexes and .gz files. Copy the list or download it as CSV for audits, migrations and content inventories.
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It first reads the site's robots.txt file for Sitemap lines. If none are listed, it tries the usual locations such as /sitemap.xml, /sitemap_index.xml and /wp-sitemap.xml. You can also paste a sitemap address directly.
Yes. When a sitemap is an index pointing to other sitemaps, the tool follows each one and combines all the URLs, removing duplicates. Compressed .xml.gz sitemaps are supported too.
Each run collects up to 50,000 URLs from up to 150 sitemap files. That covers almost every small and medium business site.
Common uses are site audits, checking pages for indexability, planning redirects during a migration, finding thin or outdated content, and building a content inventory.
The tool only lists URLs that are in the sitemaps. Pages left out of the sitemap won't appear, which is itself worth fixing, because sitemaps help Google discover your pages.
