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XML Sitemap Generator

Crawl your website and download a clean sitemap.xml for Google and Bing — with broken links found along the way.

Create a sitemap for your website

Enter your homepage. We follow your links like Google does and list every indexable page.

How it works

Enter your site

Type your homepage address and choose how many pages to crawl.

Watch the crawl

We follow your internal links, read robots.txt and check every page’s status.

Download & submit

Save sitemap.xml, upload it to your site and submit it in Google Search Console.

About the XML Sitemap Generator

An XML sitemap is a list of the pages on your website that you want search engines to find and index. WizBrand’s free sitemap generator builds one for you by crawling your site the way a search engine does: it starts at your homepage, follows every internal link, and checks each page’s HTTP status, robots.txt rules, robots meta tags and canonical URL. Only pages that are really indexable go into the sitemap, so you don’t send Google redirects, error pages or duplicates.

While it crawls, the tool also collects broken internal links (pages answering 404 or 5xx) and shows the page that links to them, so you can fix them before submitting. The finished file follows the sitemaps.org protocol, includes lastmod dates when your server provides them, and can be downloaded as sitemap.xml or as a plain URL list.

What you get

Only indexable pages

robots.txt, noindex and canonical URLs are respected.

Broken link report

404 and server errors with the page that links to them.

Live progress

See every page as it is crawled; stop at any time.

Valid sitemap.xml

sitemaps.org format with optional lastmod, priority and changefreq.

Frequently asked questions

Is the sitemap generator free?

Yes — it is completely free. There is no sign-up, and you can crawl up to 2,000 pages per sitemap.

Which pages go into the sitemap?

Only pages that search engines should index: pages on your own domain that answer with HTTP 200, are HTML, are allowed by your robots.txt, have no “noindex” tag and are not pointing to a different canonical URL. Redirects, errors, files and blocked pages are listed separately so you can see why they were left out.

How do I add the sitemap to Google?

Upload the downloaded sitemap.xml to the root of your website (for example https://example.com/sitemap.xml), add a line “Sitemap: https://example.com/sitemap.xml” to your robots.txt, and submit the URL in Google Search Console under Sitemaps.

Why are some of my pages missing?

The crawler finds pages by following links, starting from the address you enter. Pages that no other page links to (orphan pages), pages only reachable through JavaScript or forms, and pages beyond the page limit are not found. Pages blocked by robots.txt or marked noindex are skipped on purpose.

What are priority, changefreq and lastmod?

lastmod is the date a page last changed (taken from the server’s Last-Modified header when it sends one). Priority and changefreq are optional hints; Google ignores them, so leave them off unless another search engine you care about uses them.

Is anything stored?

No. Your browser runs the crawl and builds the XML; our server only reads one public page at a time to find its links and keeps nothing.

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Last updated 5 Nov 2026 · Maintained by the WizBrand team