Your site, mapped page by page.
Paste an address: the bot follows every internal link and draws the site map live. You leave with a clean sitemap, an llms.txt and a list of what needs fixing.
Free · 500 pages · 3 crawls left this month · robots.txt respected
To fix
Ready files
Compared with your current sitemap
All pages
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The bot follows your links
It starts from your address and visits every linked page, like Googlebot, after reading your robots.txt.
It keeps what deserves indexing
Errors, redirects, noindex pages and duplicates are dropped; each page’s canonical URL is kept.
You publish the files
Upload sitemap.xml and llms.txt to your site root, add the Sitemap line to robots.txt, then submit it in Search Console.
Common questions
What is an XML sitemap?
It is a file listing the pages you want indexed, with their last-modified date. It helps Google, Bing and other engines discover your pages faster, especially on a new, large or poorly linked site.
How do I submit my sitemap to Google?
Upload sitemap.xml to your site root, add the line “Sitemap: https://yoursite/sitemap.xml” to robots.txt, then submit the address in Google Search Console (Sitemaps) and Bing Webmaster Tools.
Which pages are excluded?
By default: error pages (404, 500), redirects, “noindex” pages, pages blocked by robots.txt, and pages whose canonical URL points elsewhere (the canonical one is kept). You can also exclude paths.
Are priority and changefreq useful?
Google ignores them; Bing and other engines may read them. The lastmod date is used if reliable. The generator uses the date provided by your server (Last-Modified header) when available.