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XML Sitemap Generator
About XML Sitemap Generator
What is an XML Sitemap Generator?
The XML Sitemap Generator by seochecker.tools allows you to create a structured XML sitemap that helps Google, Bing, and other search engines efficiently crawl and index your website.
A sitemap is like a roadmap for search engine bots, guiding them to all the important pages of your website — especially useful if your site is large, has deep pages, or recently updated content.
With this tool, you can generate a sitemap in seconds and download it for submission to Google Search Console or Bing Webmaster Tools.
Why Do You Need an XML Sitemap?
Search engines don’t always find all your pages — especially if they’re not well-linked. An XML sitemap:
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Helps bots discover and index pages faster
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Informs Google about your site structure
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Prioritizes which pages are most important
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Ensures even orphan pages (with no internal links) get crawled
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Boosts new content discovery
Without a proper sitemap, your SEO visibility may be limited — especially for new websites or large eCommerce platforms.
Key Features of Our Sitemap Generator
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Generates XML-compliant sitemaps
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Automatically crawls and includes all valid URLs
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Supports priority and change frequency tags
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Download-ready for uploading to your site root
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Option to include or exclude specific URLs
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Mobile-friendly and super fast
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No registration or login needed
✅ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. What is the correct file name for a sitemap?
Your sitemap should be saved as sitemap.xml and uploaded to your site’s root directory like:
https://yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml
Q2. Does Google require a sitemap?
Not strictly, but it’s highly recommended for proper indexing, especially if your site has more than 100 pages.
Q3. Can I submit the sitemap to Google Search Console?
Yes. Once generated, go to Google Search Console, select your property, and submit the URL of the sitemap.
Q4. Does this tool support dynamic or WordPress sites?
This tool generates a static XML file, which works for any kind of website, including WordPress, Blogger, HTML, and custom platforms.
Q5. How often should I update my sitemap?
Update your sitemap every time you publish, delete, or significantly change website content.
✅ Use Cases
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New website submissions to search engines
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SEO professionals auditing crawlability
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Bloggers improving content indexing
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Developers generating clean sitemaps for clients
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eCommerce stores listing product pages
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Local businesses boosting map and page visibility