robots.txt Generator
Point crawlers at the sitemap you just made.
Paste your site URL and one path per line — get a standards-compliant sitemap.xml with absolute URLs, ready to upload.
Each path line is joined onto your base URL to form an absolute <loc>. Duplicate paths are collapsed, and URLs are XML-escaped automatically.
Output follows the Sitemap 0.9 protocol with the xml declaration and urlset namespace — the format search consoles accept directly.
Drop the file at the root of the site and point Google Search Console or Bing Webmaster Tools at it — or reference it from robots.txt with the robots.txt generator.
Every page you want indexed and reachable — typically your main navigation. Skip admin, test, and low-value pages; including them wastes crawl budget.
No — the generator joins each path with the base URL above. Type paths that start with a slash, like /tools/json-formatter/.
A single file holds at most 50,000 URLs and 50 MB. Larger sites split into multiple sitemaps linked by a sitemap index. This tool warns as you approach the limit.