Sitemap Finder & Checker
Enter a website URL below. We will automatically discover its XML sitemap, fetch it, and analyze its structure for search engines.
You don't need the exact sitemap URL. Just enter the domain.
How To Find & Check a Sitemap
Enter Domain
Simply type or paste the root domain of the website (e.g., example.com or https://example.com) into the input box.
Auto Discovery
Click the button. Our server will automatically scan the site's robots.txt and common file paths to locate the hidden XML sitemap.
Review Results
Instantly see the exact URL where the sitemap was found, check if it's formatted correctly, and see how many URLs it contains.
Key Features
Smart Auto-Discovery
No need to hunt for the sitemap yourself. We check robots.txt directives and standard fallback paths to find it for you automatically.
Syntax Validation
Performs strict XML parsing to ensure there are no unclosed tags or illegal characters that might cause Googlebot to reject your file.
Detects Sitemap Type
Automatically identifies whether the discovered file is a standard Sitemap (urlset) or a Master Index containing multiple child sitemaps.
Frequently Asked Questions
When you enter a domain, our server first looks at the site's robots.txt file to see if a sitemap location is explicitly declared. If not, it checks standard fallback locations like /sitemap.xml and /sitemap_index.xml until it finds a valid file.
Search engines rely on your XML sitemap to discover new pages. If your sitemap has XML syntax errors or returns an error status code, Googlebot may stop reading it entirely, leading to poor indexing of your new content.
A standard sitemap directly lists the URLs of your webpages. However, single sitemaps are limited to 50,000 URLs. Large sites use a "Sitemap Index", which acts as a directory linking to multiple smaller standard sitemaps.
If your sitemap is located at a custom, non-standard URL (e.g., /custom-seo-sitemap.xml) and is not linked inside your robots.txt file, our auto-discovery bot cannot guess it. To fix this, always add a Sitemap: https://yourdomain.com/path-to-sitemap.xml directive in your robots.txt file.