Paste your page URLs below and get a valid sitemap XML file — free, private, no uploads.
Paste URLs above and click "Generate sitemap XML".
An XML sitemap is a machine-readable list of your site's pages that helps search engines discover and crawl them — especially new pages, deep pages and pages with few internal links. Submitting one does not guarantee indexing, but it removes the excuse of "we never found the page", which is exactly why new sites should have one from day one.
Download the generated file, name it sitemap.xml, upload it to your site's root folder, and submit its URL in Google Search Console under Sitemaps. Keep the list to pages you actually want indexed — no admin pages, no duplicates, no redirected URLs. Very large sites split sitemaps into several files, but a single sitemap file supports up to 50,000 URLs, which covers most blogs and business sites comfortably.
Duplicate URLs are removed automatically, and any line without a scheme gets https:// added — check the output before uploading, since a mistyped domain would otherwise slip through. Change frequency and priority are hints to crawlers, not commands: search engines treat them as suggestions and crawl on their own schedule regardless.