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.

Is this page in your sitemap? Sitemap Finder & Checker answers that for every page you visit, and finds every XML sitemap of a website – also the ones robots.txt doesn't mention. Open the side panel and browse as usual. For each page you see: - In sitemap: yes or no, in which sitemap and with which lastmod - Indexable: status code, noindex, canonical and robots.txt - A clear warning when the two conflict, e.g. a noindex page that is listed in the sitemap One click on the Site tab shows every sitemap of the website: sitemap indexes and sub-sitemaps, whether they are listed in robots.txt, their status code and how fresh their lastmod is. The sitemap finder checks 20+ common sitemap paths, so it also finds sitemaps that robots.txt doesn't list. For audits, the full report gives you: - URLs: every URL from every sitemap, with filters for duplicates, missing lastmod and hreflang, and a CSV export - Tree: the structure of the site as a tree you open and close, with URL counts per folder - Health: a sitemap checker that tests real pages from every sitemap for redirects, 404s, noindex, canonicals and robots.txt blocks No account, no crawl, no data collection. Everything runs in your browser. What's new in v1.0.6 - Side panel: stays open while you browse and follows the page you're on - This page: see instantly if the current page is in a sitemap and indexable, with a warning when they conflict - Full report with URLs, Tree (graph and list) and Health tabs - Export every URL from every sitemap to CSV - Fewer permissions: no more access to all websites at install. Chrome only asks per site, when you choose to - Much faster on large sites and sites with sitemaps on other domains - Large sitemap indexes (thousands of sitemaps) stay clear and quick - Results are remembered per site for 24 hours 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"> - New Lastmod column, and flags for invalid, empty and oversized (50,000+ URLs) sitemaps - See every checked path with its status code v1.0.4 - Dynamic popup height v1.0.3 - Fixed scrolling, footer always visible v1.0.2 - Correct 301/404 detection, robots.txt validation, optional URL counts, CSV export and a summary bar