Sitemap Finder & Checker
Find a website’s XML sitemaps through robots.txt and common sitemap locations. Inspect their structure without signing up.
Your result
Your result will appear here.
Add your source, run the tool, then copy or download the result.
Put the result to work
Start here when you inherit a website or prepare a content audit. Enter the site origin to discover declared sitemaps and common filenames. The results distinguish URL sitemaps from indexes so you can choose the next file to inspect.
Discovery checks up to 10 candidates. A missing result does not prove that a website has no sitemap; custom locations may not be declared.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find a website’s sitemap URL?
Enter the website’s public address. The finder checks robots.txt for Sitemap declarations and tries common sitemap filenames. Open a discovered URL sitemap to inspect its pages, or a sitemap index to find its child files.
What is the difference between finding and validating a sitemap?
Finding locates the files a site exposes. Validation inspects a known file for XML and sitemap errors. If you already have the sitemap URL, use the XML Sitemap Validator for a more detailed report.
Do I need a Chatbyte account?
No. These tools are free to use without signing up. Shared usage limits protect availability. Creating and running a Chatbyte chatbot is a separate product.
How is my content processed?
Tools process submitted content on the server for the request. AI tools send extracted text through Vercel AI Gateway to the selected AI model provider. This app does not save tool inputs to a database. Chat history stays in the current tab until reset. Avoid confidential or personal data.