robots.txt Detection
Reads the robots.txt file first to find any declared Sitemap directives before checking common paths.
Sitemap Finder Free Online Tool
Discover every sitemap on any website instantly. Checks robots.txt and common paths, then recursively parses sitemap indexes to list all URLs.
Guide
How to Find Sitemaps
1
Enter the Website URL
Paste any website URL into the input field.
2
Click Find Sitemap
Click Find and the tool checks common sitemap paths and robots.txt.
3
Review the Results
See the sitemap URL with full URL count and last update date.
Locate Any Site’s Sitemap in Seconds
Some CMSs hide sitemaps in unusual paths. The finder checks every common location, parses robots.txt, and reports whichever sitemap URL it discovers, complete with URL count and last update date.
SEO consultants use this on every audit, link builders use it to identify scrape-friendly sources, and journalists use it to find relevant URLs on niche sites quickly.
Benefits
Why Use Our Sitemap Finder
Recursive Index Parsing
Automatically follows sitemap index files to discover all nested child sitemaps, so no sitemap is missed.
Detailed Sitemap Info
Shows sitemap type (Index, URL Set, Text), number of entries, and last modified date for each discovered sitemap.
Works on Any Website
Works with WordPress, Shopify, custom sites, and any platform that serves XML or text sitemaps.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about finding sitemaps online.
What is a sitemap?
A sitemap is an XML file that lists the URLs on a website to help search engines crawl and index the site more efficiently. Most websites have one at /sitemap.xml.
What paths does this tool check?
The tool first reads robots.txt for Sitemap directives, then checks /sitemap.xml, /sitemap_index.xml, /wp-sitemap.xml, and /sitemap.php as fallbacks.
What does the Entries column show?
For URL Set sitemaps, it shows the number of page URLs. For Sitemap Index files, it shows the number of child sitemaps. For Text sitemaps, it shows the number of lines.
Why does a sitemap show as Error?
Error means the sitemap URL was discovered but could not be fetched. This can happen if the server blocks external requests, the sitemap requires authentication, or the URL no longer exists.