Find XML sitemaps
on any website.
Discover existing sitemaps from any domain. Checks robots.txt first, then falls back to 34 common paths if needed.
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From domain to full sitemap tree, in seconds.
We check the same places Google does. No signup, runs against any public site.
Enter a domain
Paste any URL — root domain, subdomain, or a specific path. We figure out the rest.
We probe smartly
We read robots.txt first, then fall back to 34 common paths used by WordPress, Shopify, and custom CMS platforms.
See the whole tree
Sitemap-index files are recursively expanded, URL counts surfaced per child, and validation status flagged in-line.
Every place a sitemap might be hiding.
robots.txt declarations
The recommended location. We parse robots.txt and pull every Sitemap: line — including multiple declarations and gzipped sitemap URLs.
Standard sitemap paths
/sitemap.xml, /sitemap_index.xml, /sitemap.xml.gz — the canonical paths every search engine probes first.
WordPress conventions
/wp-sitemap.xml plus Yoast, RankMath, and All-in-One SEO paths — Yoast alone is on 13% of the web.
Shopify & e-commerce
/sitemap_products_1.xml, /sitemap_collections_1.xml, /sitemap_pages_1.xml — the split-by-type pattern Shopify, BigCommerce, and others use.
CMS-specific paths
Squarespace, Webflow, Ghost, Wix — each platform has its own convention. We probe all of them so you don't have to guess.
Custom and legacy paths
/sitemap.php, /sitemap.txt, /site-map.xml, /sitemap-news.xml — older or hand-rolled implementations that don't follow modern conventions.
Inspect any website.
Find sitemaps, validate them, discover llms.txt files, and check markdown — all on someone else's site.
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