Sitemap Inspector

Sitemap Structure Check

Supports homepage or sitemap.xml address input, automatically identifying whether it is a sitemap index or urlset.

Check Sitemap online, see structure correctness and link count at once.

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Use Cases

Check Sitemap file structure and link distribution before submission to avoid sending wrong files to search engines
Troubleshoot why search engines haven't indexed pages by confirming if Sitemap contains target URLs
Analyze sitemap structure to understand page organization and link distribution
Verify new and old Sitemap links are correctly replaced after website migration to avoid old link remnants

Features

Sitemap type identified first: index vs urlset no longer confused
Link scale and distribution more visual: Suitable for checking quantity anomalies, domain mixing, and structural issues
Indexing troubleshooting more direct: First confirm if target URL is actually written in Sitemap
Worth rechecking after migration: Suitable for verifying new links included and old links not lingering

How to Use

1.Enter full URL address of Sitemap XML file
2.Tool automatically fetches and parses sitemap content and identifies type (sitemap index or urlset)
3.View link statistics, domain distribution, and page structure info
4.Check abnormal links or format errors for SEO optimization and subsequent fixes

FAQ

How to tell if a Sitemap file has problems?

First check if it's a sitemap index or urlset, then examine link count, domain distribution, and update times. This basically tells you if the sitemap is healthy.

Should I check Sitemap first if pages aren't being indexed?

Recommended. Sitemap is one of the important entry points for search engines to discover pages. Missing files, format errors, or link anomalies can all affect crawling efficiency.

Can I view link count and distribution in the sitemap?

Yes. The tool is suitable for quickly counting link scale, domain coverage, and sitemap type, making it easy to judge if the structure is reasonable.

Is it suitable for checking after website migration and large-scale redesign?

Yes. Checking Sitemap after migration helps faster confirm if new links are all included and old links are still incorrectly retained.