Extract all URLs from any website's sitemap.xml file. Perfect for SEO analysis, content auditing, and website crawling. Free to use. No sign up required.
Only include URLs that contain these paths
Exclude URLs that contain these paths
Use this sitemap URL extractor to instantly extract all URLs from any sitemap.xml file. Enter a sitemap URL and the tool will fetch and parse it — including sitemap index files that reference multiple child sitemaps — and list every URL found. Perfect for SEO audits, content inventories, site migrations, and competitive research. It's completely free, online, and requires no signup.
An XML sitemap is a file that lists all the important URLs on your website. It acts as a roadmap for search engine crawlers like Googlebot, helping them discover and index your pages more efficiently. Without a sitemap, crawlers may miss pages that aren't well-linked internally, especially on large or dynamically generated websites.
The tool supports advanced filtering: use Include Paths to focus on specific sections of a website (e.g., only blog posts or product pages) and Exclude Paths to skip irrelevant areas like admin panels or API endpoints. Set a maximum URL limit to control the size of your extraction.
Results are displayed in a clean, copyable format and can be downloaded as a text file with a single click. Whether you're auditing a small blog or analyzing an enterprise site with tens of thousands of pages, this tool handles it effortlessly.
Yes. If the URL you enter points to a sitemap index file, the tool automatically detects it and recursively fetches all referenced child sitemaps, extracting every URL across the entire sitemap hierarchy.
No. This sitemap URL extractor is completely free with no registration or login required. Just enter a sitemap URL and click "Extract URLs" to see the results.
Yes. Use the "Include Paths" field to focus on specific URL
patterns (e.g., /blog/) and the "Exclude Paths" field to skip certain sections. You can
also set a maximum URL limit to control the output size.