Sitemap URL
Extractor.
Extract all URLs from XML sitemaps. Parse sitemap.xml files and get a complete list of pages for SEO analysis. Free online tool.
Input
Extracts all URLs from your XML sitemap with metadata.
Enter domain to extract sitemap URLs
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About This Tool
What is a Sitemap URL Extractor?
A sitemap URL extractor is a tool that parses XML sitemap files and extracts all the URLs listed within them. Sitemaps are files that tell search engines which pages on your site are available for crawling, and this tool helps you quickly get a complete list of all URLs in a sitemap.
How to Use This Tool
- Enter a website domain (e.g., example.com) or direct sitemap URL - we'll automatically find the sitemap for you
- Click "Extract URLs" to parse the sitemap
- View the complete list of URLs found in the sitemap
- Copy individual URLs or download all as CSV
Common Use Cases
- SEO Auditing: Get a complete list of indexed pages for analysis
- Content Inventory: Understand the full scope of a website's content
- Migration Planning: Extract all URLs before migrating to a new platform
- Competitive Analysis: Discover all pages on a competitor's site
- Broken Link Checking: Export URLs to validate they're all working
Supported Sitemap Formats
- Standard Sitemaps: XML files with <url> elements containing <loc> tags
- Sitemap Index Files: Files that reference multiple sitemaps - we automatically extract URLs from all referenced sitemaps
- Compressed Sitemaps: Gzip-compressed (.xml.gz) sitemaps are supported
Automatic Sitemap Discovery
Don't know where your sitemap is? Just enter your domain and we'll automatically check:
robots.txtfor sitemap declarations- Common locations like
/sitemap.xml,/sitemap_index.xml - WordPress sitemaps at
/wp-sitemap.xml - Compressed sitemaps ending in .xml.gz
Frequently Asked Questions
What sitemap formats are supported?
The tool supports XML sitemaps (sitemap.xml), sitemap index files, and automatically discovers sitemaps from robots.txt.
Can it handle large sitemaps?
Yes, the tool can process large sitemaps with thousands of URLs and sitemap index files that reference multiple sitemap files.
What information is extracted?
The tool extracts URLs, last modification dates, change frequency, and priority values when available in the sitemap.
Does it follow sitemap index files?
Yes, if a sitemap index is detected, the tool follows and extracts URLs from all referenced sitemap files.