Sitemap Finder and Checker
Find a website's sitemap from robots.txt and common sitemap paths, then validate or export the URLs for technical SEO checks.
What does a sitemap finder do?
A sitemap finder checks common sitemap locations and robots.txt directives to discover sitemap files for a website. It helps you quickly locate sitemap indexes, XML sitemaps, and related files before validating or extracting URLs.
When to use this tool.
- You do not know a site's sitemap URL.
- Auditing a competitor or client site.
- Checking whether robots.txt includes sitemap directives.
- Finding multiple sitemap indexes.
- Preparing for a technical SEO audit.
What you get from discovery.
- robots.txt sitemap discovery.
- Common path checks.
- Sitemap index detection.
- Direct links to validate or extract URLs.
Need another sitemap check?
Use the full GrowthOS sitemap tool suite for validation, discovery, export, analysis, and generation.
Validate a sitemap
Check XML syntax, status codes, indexability, and metadata quality.
- Current
Find a sitemap
Discover sitemap files from robots.txt and common sitemap paths.
Extract sitemap URLs
Export every URL, lastmod, priority, and changefreq to CSV.
Analyze sitemap structure
Break URLs down by directory, depth, content type, and metadata.
Generate a sitemap
Crawl a site and create a clean sitemap.xml.
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Run a free AI visibility report to see how ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity describe your brand, then pair it with sitemap and crawler checks to fix the pages AI systems should be able to cite.
Related sitemap tools
Once you find a sitemap, validate it, extract URLs, or analyze structure.
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