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Sitemap Analyzer

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Analyze XML sitemaps for URL coverage, missing entries, and crawl budget optimization.

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A sitemap that lists every URL correctly but is missing pages that actually exist on the site is incomplete in a way a per-URL metadata check wouldn't catch, and a sitemap bloated with duplicate, redirected, or low-value URLs wastes a search engine's limited crawl budget on a large site, two coverage-and-efficiency problems distinct from whether the priority or lastmod fields attached to each listed URL carry real signal. This tool analyzes an XML sitemap for URL coverage, missing entries, and crawl budget optimization, evaluating the sitemap's overall completeness and efficiency rather than the metadata quality of URLs already listed.

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Useful for finding pages that exist on a site but are missing from its sitemap entirely, identifying low-value or redirected URLs bloating a large sitemap's crawl budget, or auditing whether a sitemap's actual coverage matches what a site genuinely contains.

Key features

  • Clean interface
  • Fast processing
  • No signup required
  • Works offline

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Quick answers for Sitemap Analyzer

Do I paste the sitemap or point it at a URL?
You paste the raw XML directly into the text box, there's no fetch-by-URL option, a "Load Sample" button fills in a working three-URL example if you want to see the format first.
What specific problems does it flag?
A missing <?xml version="1.0"?> declaration, a missing <urlset> root element, a missing xmlns namespace, any <url> block without a <loc>, and any <loc> value that doesn't start with http:// or https://.
Does it handle a sitemap index file, not just a regular sitemap?
Yes, if it detects a <sitemapindex> tag it switches to counting and listing the child sitemap URLs instead of page URLs.