Help crawlers discover the pages that matter
An XML sitemap lists URLs that you want a search engine to discover. It is useful when a site has many pages or recently added content, but it does not replace internal links or guarantee that a URL will be indexed. Include the canonical versions of public, useful pages.
How to use this tool
- Enter full absolute URLs from your own website. Remove duplicates, redirects, missing pages, and pages marked noindex.
- Use a last-modified date only when it reflects a meaningful change to that page. Do not set every page to today merely to suggest freshness.
- Download the XML, host it at a public URL, and reference it in robots.txt. You can also submit it through your search engine webmaster account.
Each loc element contains a complete page URL. Optional hints such as priority and change frequency are not promises about crawl behavior. Check that the final file opens successfully and that the listed pages are accessible.
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