XML Sitemap Generator: Get exact fixes.
Enter your domain — we find your XML sitemap, parse every URL, check for crawled currently not indexed issues, and generate an AI-powered action plan.
Why we don’t generate sitemaps from scratch
Most sitemap generators crawl your site and produce a fresh XML file. That works, but it creates a problem: every time you generate a new sitemap, you risk telling Google everything was “modified today”, destroying the lastmod signal that tells Googlebot which pages actually changed. Sitemaps generated by a one-shot tool are also usually missing the structural awareness that comes from your CMS — they don’t know which pages are canonical, which are paginated children, which are noindexed.
Instead of generating a new file, we analyse your existing sitemap and tell you exactly what to fix in the file your CMS or framework already produces. That keeps the lastmod signal honest, the canonical relationships intact, and your CMS as the source of truth.
What we produce instead of an XML file
- A fix list, ranked by SEO impact — which sitemap entries to remove, which to add, which to fix.
- Pattern reports — clusters where some URLs are present and structurally similar URLs are missing, suggesting a programmatic gap.
- Stale-content list — pages with lastmod older than 12 months that still rank, indicating content that should be refreshed but is at risk if you don’t.
- Orphan candidates — pages in the sitemap with very few internal links pointing in, which Google often de-prioritises.
Sitemap formats we handle
Every standard urlset format is supported, including sitemap index files with nested child sitemaps. We’ve specifically tested with WordPress (Yoast, Rank Math, AIOSEO), Shopify (default), Next.js (both app/sitemap.ts and static XML), Astro, Hugo, Jekyll, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, Ghost, and a long tail of custom solutions. If your sitemap parses as valid XML against the standard schema, we can analyse it.