Crawl Control
XML Sitemap Generator
Turn a known list of canonical URLs into copy-ready sitemap XML without crawling, fetching, or remote validation.
Use notes
This v1 release is deterministic and local. Paste URLs you already trust as canonical. Mixed-host and malformed rows are skipped and surfaced in the warnings summary.
Site settings
Declare the canonical host and optional default metadata for all accepted URLs.
Absolute URLs and root-relative paths will be normalized against this host.
URL inventory
Paste one canonical URL per line. The generator preserves first-seen order after deduplication.
Use absolute URLs or root-relative paths for the same host. Max 500 unique URLs in v1.
XML sitemap output
IdleNo result yet
Run the tool to see the result here.
Trust
How this tool handles the task
How it runs
The generator normalizes the pasted URL list in the browser and builds deterministic XML from the accepted rows.
Current limits
It skips malformed or off-host rows and stays bounded to one declared host per run.
Privacy
Pasted URLs remain in the page unless you export the generated sitemap.
Examples
How to use this tool
- Declare the site host first so relative paths and host checks normalize against the right origin.
- Paste only URLs you already want indexed and canonicalized on that host.
- Publish the generated XML, then validate the live or staged sitemap file separately.
Common mistakes and limits
- This generator does not crawl your site or discover missing pages for you.
- Off-host rows are intentionally skipped so one sitemap file cannot mix domains.
- Large or multi-index sitemap workflows are outside this v1 page and should stay separate.
Next steps
Validate after publishing
Move into live indexation checks once the file exists at a real URL.
Prepare the crawl layer
Keep the crawl-control artifacts aligned before you validate discovery.
FAQ
Does this generator crawl my site automatically?
No. V1 is local and deterministic. You paste the URL inventory you already want in the sitemap.
What happens to invalid or off-host URLs?
They are skipped, counted in the warnings summary, and excluded from the XML output so the final file stays deterministic.
Why cap the tool at 500 URLs?
The product cap keeps the pasted-input workflow fast and leaves room for a later sitemap-index or bulk-export path without overbuilding v1.