Sitemap Finder & Checker – Find my XML Sitemap

Find all XML sitemaps in one click, even ones missing from robots.txt. Check status codes, lastmod, URL counts & export CSV.

Having trouble finding your XML Sitemap’s exact URL? Want to check if there are more sitemaps, their status, or whether they appear in robots.txt? Look no further! The Find My XML Sitemap tool quickly scans and detects all your XML sitemaps with just one click. Whether you're searching for missing sitemaps, analyzing their structure, or verifying their presence in robots.txt, this tool has you covered. What's new in v1.0.5 - New name: Sitemap Finder & Checker - Smarter detection: redirects and soft 404s are no longer counted as sitemaps - More variants checked: .xml.gz, .txt, Next.js sitemaps, language folders (hreflang) and <link rel="sitemap"> - Sitemap indexes are followed up to 3 levels deep, and every sitemap is listed only once - New Lastmod column: see at a glance how fresh each sitemap is - Flags invalid, empty and oversized (50,000+ URLs) sitemaps - "Via parent": sub-sitemaps covered by an index in robots.txt are no longer marked as missing - See every checked path with its status code - Cleaner, calmer interface and a richer CSV export v1.0.4: - Dynamic popup height: starts compact and expands to fit results, no more empty space when idle v1.0.3: - Fixed outer scrollbar, popup now has a fixed height with the sitemap table scrolling internally, footer always visible v1.0.2: - Fixed status code detection – 301 and 404 are now correctly identified - Smarter robots.txt validation – warns when a broken sitemap is listed in robots.txt - Subsitemaps missing from robots.txt are now flagged - Optional URL count per sitemap (checkbox, off by default) - CSV export of all found sitemaps - Summary bar with quick overview of issues - Status badges with color coding - Scrollable table with sticky header - Improved error handling – detects server blocks (429, 403, 500) and falls back to robots.txt automatically