Enter the full URL of your sitemap (e.g., https://example.com/sitemap.xml)
OR
Paste your sitemap XML content directly if you prefer not to use a URL
Note: This tool supports both regular sitemaps and sitemap index files. It will automatically detect the format and extract all URLs.

Key Features

  • Extract URLs from any XML sitemap instantly
  • Support for both sitemap URLs and direct XML input
  • Handles sitemap index files automatically
  • Copy all URLs to clipboard with one click
  • Download extracted URLs as TXT or CSV format
  • Fast and secure server-side processing

Common Use Cases

  • SEO analysis and auditing of website structure
  • Creating lists of pages for content migration
  • Competitor analysis and URL discovery
  • Batch processing of website pages
  • Website inventory and documentation
  • Preparing URL lists for crawling or scraping

How to Use

  1. Enter your sitemap URL (e.g., https://example.com/sitemap.xml) OR paste XML content
  2. Click "Extract URLs" to process the sitemap
  3. View all extracted URLs in the results
  4. Copy all URLs to clipboard with the "Copy All" button
  5. Download the URL list as TXT or CSV format
  6. For sitemap index files, you'll get a list of all sitemap URLs

Frequently Asked Questions

A sitemap is an XML file that lists all the URLs of a website, helping search engines discover and crawl pages. It typically includes information about each URL such as when it was last updated and how frequently it changes.

This tool supports standard XML sitemaps following the sitemaps.org protocol. It can handle both regular sitemaps (containing page URLs) and sitemap index files (containing links to multiple sitemaps).

Yes! If you provide a sitemap index file, the tool will automatically detect it and extract all the sitemap URLs listed in the index. You can then process each sitemap individually to get all page URLs.

There is no hard limit, but very large sitemaps (100,000+ URLs) may take longer to process. For optimal performance, we recommend processing sitemaps under 50,000 URLs at a time.

Password-protected sitemaps cannot be accessed directly via URL. In this case, you can download the sitemap file manually, then paste its XML content into the "Paste Sitemap XML" field.

Yes! Many websites make their sitemaps publicly accessible (usually at /sitemap.xml). You can extract URLs from any publicly accessible sitemap to analyze a website's structure and content.

TXT download gives you a simple text file with one URL per line, perfect for quick copying. CSV download provides a spreadsheet-compatible format that you can open in Excel or Google Sheets for further analysis.

No! All processing is done in real-time on our server, and no data is stored. Once you close the page, all extracted URLs and sitemap content are automatically discarded.