Sitemap Builder

It creates an XML sitemap listing your site's pages and submits it directly to Google and Bing, so both search engines have a map of your content to crawl.

It's a structured file listing the URLs on your site that you want search engines to know about. It helps crawlers discover and prioritize pages, particularly ones that might not be easy to find through internal links alone.

The tool submits the sitemap through Search Console and Webmaster Tools on your behalf, which notifies both search engines immediately rather than waiting for their next scheduled crawl to find the file on its own.

Your site's domain and the pages you want included. From there the tool structures the URLs into valid sitemap XML.

It's built to work from your site's existing structure rather than requiring you to type out every URL by hand, though you can review and adjust the list before building the file.

Manual sitemaps are easy to get wrong at scale, with missing pages, malformed XML, or outdated URLs. The builder produces valid XML and handles submission to both search engines in the same pass.

Yes, the tool is built to structure sitemaps regardless of site size. Very large sites may need the sitemap split across multiple files, which is a standard sitemap practice rather than a limitation specific to this tool.

The core function builds standard page sitemaps. If your site relies heavily on image or video content for search visibility, confirm with support whether extended sitemap types are available for your use case.

Upload the generated file to your site, typically at the root directory, so it's reachable at a predictable URL like yoursite.com/sitemap.xml that search engines and your robots.txt file can reference.

Rebuild and resubmit the sitemap so it reflects your current page list. An outdated sitemap pointing to removed or changed URLs can confuse crawlers rather than help them.

It improves the odds by giving search engines a direct map of your content, but indexing speed also depends on factors like site authority and crawl budget that a sitemap alone doesn't control.

Direct submission relies on those accounts being connected, so having Search Console and Webmaster Tools set up for your domain beforehand is part of getting the most out of the direct submission feature.

You can regenerate and resubmit the sitemap as your site changes. Check your account or plan details for the specific terms that apply to repeated use.

Yes. Building and submitting the sitemap doesn't require writing XML by hand or configuring server settings manually.

Support can help review the submitted file and the error reported by the search engine, since most sitemap errors trace back to a malformed URL or an outdated page reference rather than the submission step itself.