All URLs from a sitemap
Enter a sitemap address. If it's a sitemap index, the extractor opens each child sitemap (up to 30) and combines their URLs; if it's a regular sitemap, it reads the URLs directly. Each URL keeps its lastmod date when one is listed.
Filter the list by any text — like /blog/ or /products/ — then copy it or download it as a TXT file or a CSV with dates. It's the fastest way to get a site's page inventory into a spreadsheet.
How to extract URLs from a sitemap
- 1
Enter the sitemap URL
Use the Sitemap Finder if you don't know it.
- 2
Wait for it to read
Nested sitemaps are followed.
- 3
Filter and export
TXT or CSV with lastmod.
Key features
Sitemap index support
Up to 30 child sitemaps.
lastmod dates
Included in the CSV.
Text filter
Narrow to a section.
Up to 50,000 URLs
Large sites supported.
Common uses
- Content inventories: List every page for an audit.
- Migrations: Build a redirect map from old URLs.
- Competitor research: See which pages a site publishes.
Tips and good to know
- Check the extracted URLs in bulk with the HTTP Status Checker or the Google Index Status Checker.
- Sort the CSV by lastmod to find stale content worth updating.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work with sitemap index files?
Yes. It follows child sitemaps automatically, up to 30 per run.
Can it read compressed .xml.gz sitemaps?
Most servers send these decompressed; if yours doesn't, open the uncompressed version.
Is there a URL limit?
It stops at 50,000 URLs, the maximum for a single sitemap file.