Parse and visualize any sitemap.xml as a collapsible tree or searchable list (up to 5,000 URLs)
Paste a sitemap.xml URL to visualise all the pages on a site as a collapsible tree. Supports nested sitemapindex files. Up to 5,000 URLs shown.
The Sitemap Explorer fetches and parses any website's XML sitemap — giving you a structured view of every URL a site has declared for search engines. Paste a domain or sitemap URL, and within seconds you have a full inventory of pages, grouped by type, with last-modified dates where available.
It's the fastest way to understand a competitor's content structure, audit your own site's crawlable pages, or research which parts of a domain get regular content updates. No login required — just paste and explore.
Results are displayed in a sortable table and can be exported as JSON or CSV. The tool handles sitemap index files (which link to multiple child sitemaps), automatically expanding the full page list.
The tool tries the standard locations (/sitemap.xml, /sitemap_index.xml) and follows robots.txt Sitemap directives. If none is found, you'll get an error message and no credits are spent.
Yes — the sitemap fetch follows robots.txt rules. If a sitemap URL is blocked by robots.txt, it won't be fetched, consistent with ethical scraping practice.
Up to 5,000 URLs per sitemap or index expansion. Very large sites with tens of thousands of pages may be truncated; a note will appear when the limit is hit.
Yes — Sitemap Explorer is completely free to use with no account required. There are no credit costs and no daily limits.
No — the tool only accesses publicly available sitemaps. Authenticated or IP-restricted sitemaps cannot be fetched.
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