Enter any domain to find every XML sitemap, follow nested indexes, and export up to 5,000 URLs as CSV, TXT, or JSON. No signup required.
The finder first reads the domain's robots.txt file for Sitemap directives. It then checks standard locations including /sitemap.xml, /sitemap_index.xml, /sitemap-index.xml, /sitemaps.xml, /sitemap1.xml, /post-sitemap.xml, /page-sitemap.xml, and /wp-sitemap.xml. It also probes compressed .xml.gz variants, the legacy /sitemap.php endpoint, and common news, image, and video sitemap filenames.
Each response is checked for a valid XML sitemap root. When the tool finds a sitemap index, it follows nested indexes up to five levels deep. You can review the URLs in the browser or download the list as CSV, TXT, or JSON.
Prefer to check a site by hand? Read the seven manual methods for robots.txt, CMS-specific paths, and first-party Search Console checks.
We parse the website's robots.txt file for any Sitemap: directives.
We check common sitemap locations like /sitemap.xml, /sitemap_index.xml, and more.
We follow nested indexes and return up to 5,000 URLs per run, ready to copy or download.
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Yes. You can use the sitemap finder up to 3 times per hour without creating an account. For unlimited access and full URL extraction, sign up for a free API key.
Not all websites publish sitemaps. If none are found, the website may not have one, or it may be at a non-standard location that our tool doesn't check.
Yes. SitemapKit offers a REST API for sitemap discovery and extraction. Sign up for a free API key to access the /v1/sitemap/discover and /v1/sitemap/extract endpoints.
The free finder returns up to 5,000 URLs per run, with CSV, TXT, and JSON downloads. The API supports larger extraction jobs of up to 50,000 URLs.
Need more than 5,000 URLs?
Get a free API key to extract all URLs from any sitemap. 20 credits/month included.