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Sitemap Explorer
Discover the XML sitemap(s) and explore the whole site as an interactive structure graph.
What it does
Sitemap Explorer
A sitemap is the map you hand a search engine of your own site — and most teams have never actually looked at theirs. This tool finds your XML sitemaps, follows the index files to their children, and draws the whole thing as an interactive graph so the site's real shape is visible at a glance.
Finds the site's XML sitemaps from robots.txt and the usual locations, follows sitemap indexes to the child files, and draws the URLs as an interactive graph so the site's real depth and section balance are visible at a glance.
What you get
Everything sitemap explorer covers
Sitemap discovery
Finds the XML sitemaps from robots.txt and the usual locations, no guessing at URLs.
Index traversal
Follows sitemap-index files down to every child sitemap, so large sites are fully expanded.
Interactive structure graph
The URLs drawn as a graph, so the site's real depth and section balance are legible instead of buried in XML.
Orphan & imbalance spotting
See which sections are thin, which are bloated, and where the structure doesn't match how you think about the site.
How it works
Three steps, seconds each
Enter a domain
The tool locates the sitemaps automatically from robots.txt and standard paths.
Explore the graph
Expand index files, pan the structure, and see how pages actually cluster.
Rebalance the site
Flatten deep sections, fill thin ones, and make sure important pages aren't buried levels deep.
FAQ
Common questions
Do I need an XML sitemap?
For anything beyond a handful of pages, yes — it's how you make sure a crawler can find every URL you care about, especially deep or newly published ones.
Why explore the sitemap as a graph?
XML is unreadable at scale. A graph makes site depth, section balance and orphaned areas obvious in a way a list never can.
Does this crawl my whole site?
It reads your declared sitemaps rather than crawling every page — the full-crawl version is Site Audit, which needs an account.
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