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About the Visual Sitemap Generator

Plan and generate a website sitemap visually: add pages, nest sections, drag to reorder and export an XML sitemap for Google Search Console, a CSV for content planning, or a wireframe-style diagram for client approval. Ideal for new site builds, redesigns and SEO audits of site architecture.

The XML export follows the sitemaps.org protocol with lastmod, changefreq and priority, and the visual tree makes orphan pages and over-deep hierarchies obvious before a single page is built.

How to use the visual sitemap generator

  1. 1Enter your domain and add top-level pages.
  2. 2Nest child pages under sections; drag to reorder.
  3. 3Set priority and change frequency per page if you wish.
  4. 4Export XML for search engines, CSV/JSON for planning, or PNG of the diagram.

Visual Sitemap Generator β€” frequently asked questions

What is an XML sitemap?

A file listing the URLs of your site with optional metadata (last modified, change frequency, priority) that helps Google and Bing discover and crawl pages. Submit it in Search Console.

How deep should my site hierarchy be?

Keep important pages within three clicks of the homepage. Deeper pages get crawled and ranked less; the tree view highlights levels beyond that.

Does a sitemap improve rankings?

Indirectly β€” it speeds up discovery and indexing, especially for new or large sites, but content and links determine rankings.

How many URLs can a sitemap hold?

Up to 50,000 URLs or 50 MB uncompressed per file; larger sites use a sitemap index that points to several files.

Can I plan a site structure before building it?

Yes β€” that is the main use: map sections, nav and content pages visually, share the diagram, then export XML once the site is live.