Small static website
Turn a reviewed route inventory into a clean XML file without running a crawler.
Generate a sitemap from URLs you have already selected. The tool removes duplicates, validates absolute URLs and dates, warns about mixed origins, and creates a safe coding-agent deployment handoff.
Turn a reviewed route inventory into a clean XML file without running a crawler.
Prepare the intended new canonical URLs after redirects and templates have been reviewed.
Copy a deployment prompt that preserves the XML and requires live validation after implementation.
The tool processes what you enter, shows a plain-language result, and gives you a safer next step. Make the change on your website, deploy it, then test the live page again.
Turn a reviewed route inventory into a clean XML file without running a crawler.
Prepare the intended new canonical URLs after redirects and templates have been reviewed.
Copy a deployment prompt that preserves the XML and requires live validation after implementation.
Confirm whether cross-site submission is intentional and owned. Most ordinary website sitemaps should contain one deliberate origin.
The generator removes exact duplicates after fragment normalization and shows the affected input row.
Move generation into the CMS or build pipeline once manual maintenance is no longer reliable.
No. It converts the URLs you enter. This makes selection explicit and avoids pretending a shallow crawl found every canonical page.
This generator omits them. Focus on accurate canonical locations and meaningful lastmod values where you can maintain them.
The site root is the simplest location for broad coverage, but the correct path depends on how the sitemap will be hosted and submitted.
Understand the evidence behind this tool, where its result stops, and the safer next steps to verify on a live page.
Read the guideEvidence · Limitations · Verification