Free Sitemap Parser

Our sitemap parser fetches an XML sitemap URL (or sitemap index, recursing into every child sitemap) and parses each <url> entry to surface its EXTENSION children: image:image, video:video, news:news, and xhtml:link hreflang alternates. The result panel shows a per-URL table with extension count badges; expand any row to see the full per-extension detail (image URLs and captions, video titles and players, news publication metadata, hreflang language-and-href pairs). The CSV download carries everything: one row per URL, multi-values pipe-separated in their columns.

Every value is verbatim from the XML, entity-decoded only where the XML spec requires it. We never invent fields. When a news:news block is missing one of its four required fields (publication name, language, date, title), we surface that row with an "incomplete" badge instead of silently dropping it. The Parser does not validate technical correctness of the URLs it finds; it just reports what the sitemap declares.

For SEOs

Our tool exposes extension data that most sitemap viewers drop, so you can:

• Audit a competitor's video or news sitemap to see what they're submitting
• Verify your own image sitemap captions are populated correctly
• Confirm hreflang alternates point at the right per-language URLs
• Catch malformed news entries before Google rejects them

For Developers

Our tool replaces a hand-rolled XML parser, so you can:

• QA a CMS migration that should preserve extension elements
• Export per-URL extension data as CSV for downstream tooling
• See exactly which URLs declare extensions versus which do not

Why Use Our Sitemap Parser

• Extension-aware, not just URL-listing: Image, video, news, and hreflang children of each <url> entry are surfaced and downloadable, not silently dropped.
• Honest incomplete-news flag: News blocks missing required fields are reported, not skipped.
• Per-URL drill-down: Expand any row to see the actual image URLs, captions, video titles, hreflang pairs.