Sitemap URL extractor
Pull the plain URL list out of a sitemap, with an optional filter.
Free, no signup, and it runs entirely in your browser.
Sitemap XML
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The plain URL list appears here.About this tool
Half of any site migration is getting the old URLs into a spreadsheet, and the sitemap already has them. This strips the XML away and hands you the list — filtered to a section if you only care about the blog, or all of it if you are building a redirect map.
- Works on both a urlset and a sitemapindex. Pointed at an index you get the sitemap URLs, which is usually the list you want next.
- The filter is a plain substring match on the whole URL, so "/blog/" narrows to a section and ".pdf" finds documents.
- Order is preserved as it appears in the file, which matters when you are diffing against another list later.
- Nothing is fetched or uploaded — paste the XML you already have.
Questions
- Can I extract URLs from a sitemap index?
- Yes. Pointed at an index you get the list of sitemap files it references, which you can then fetch and paste in turn.
- What do people use the list for?
- Migration mapping, bulk status checks, feeding a crawler, or diffing against a previous export to see what changed.
- Does it fetch my sitemap?
- No. You paste the XML, and everything happens in your browser. Nothing reaches your server or ours.