SITE AUDIT UTILITY

Sitemap Checker Online

Inspect XML sitemap URLs, images, dates, duplicates, HTTPS usage, domains, and common SEO issues.

Provide Your Sitemap

Use a URL, local XML file, or pasted sitemap content.

Sitemap URL

URL checks use our isolated sitemap reader so third-party browser CORS does not block the request.

Private file analysis: uploaded and pasted XML stays in this browser. URL mode sends only the sitemap address you enter to our isolated reader, which retrieves that public XML without retaining it.

Sitemap Audit

Review counts, structure, and actionable findings.

Enter a sitemap URL, upload an XML file, or paste sitemap XML.

Your sitemap report will appear here

Run a check to see URL counts, image entries, XML health, and SEO recommendations.

SITEMAP CHECKER GUIDE

What this sitemap audit checks

The checker validates sitemap XML structure and reviews the metadata search engines use to discover locations. It does not crawl each destination page or submit anything to search engines.

Structure

Recognizes URL sitemaps and sitemap indexes and reports malformed XML.

Locations

Checks absolute URLs, HTTPS usage, duplicates, domains, and URL limits.

Metadata

Reviews lastmod dates, priorities, change frequencies, and image entries.

Export

Download a JSON audit or CSV location list for further review.

SITEMAP HELP

Sitemap Checker FAQ

What does a sitemap checker do?

A sitemap checker reads an XML sitemap and reports its URLs, image entries, sitemap type, duplicate links, invalid URLs, HTTPS usage, last-modified dates, priorities, change frequencies, domains, and common structural issues.

Why can a sitemap URL fail to load in the browser?

Browsers cannot reliably download third-party sitemap files because of CORS. URL checks therefore use the isolated QuickDeveloperTools sitemap reader. If the remote server blocks that reader too, upload the XML file or paste its content instead.

Does this tool submit my sitemap to Google or Bing?

No. The tool audits the XML only. Submit the sitemap separately through Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, robots.txt, or your search engine account.