URL Input
Most sitemap tools accept one URL per line and skip blank lines or invalid entries.
Guidance
What a sitemap includes
A valid XML sitemap commonly includes a `
Typical workflow
- Paste or add one URL per line.
- Generate the XML file and download `sitemap.xml`.
- Upload it to your site root and reference it in `robots.txt`.
Field meaning
`changefreq` and `priority` are valid sitemap attributes, but at least some tools note that search engines may treat them as weak hints rather than strict directives.
Valid URLs
0
Skipped Lines
0
XML Lines
0
Default Priority
0.8
Generated sitemap.xml
How it works
XML sitemap generators commonly create a valid sitemap file from a list of URLs and allow optional values like `lastmod`, `changefreq`, and `priority` before exporting the final `sitemap.xml` document. These tools are used to help search engines discover important pages and support technical SEO workflows.
- `
` is the required URL field for each sitemap entry. - `
`, ` `, and ` ` are optional sitemap fields. - Generated sitemap files are typically uploaded to the site root and submitted in search tools or referenced from `robots.txt`.