Free Sitemap Ping Tool

Our sitemap ping tool submits your URLs to IndexNow, an open protocol that asks participating search engines to schedule a recrawl. In 2026 the participating engines are Bing, Yandex, Naver, and Seznam. Google does NOT participate in IndexNow and their classic sitemap-ping endpoint was deprecated in June 2023; for Google you submit your sitemap manually in Search Console.

To use the tool: generate an IndexNow key (any UUID or 8-128 char alphanumeric string works), host it as a text file at your site root (https://your-site.com/your-key.txt with the file body equal to the key string), then paste your site URL, the key, the key file location, and either an XML sitemap URL (we extract every URL inside) or a pasted list of URLs. We POST the data to IndexNow's API and surface their exact response. URLs that fail validation (off-host, invalid protocol, duplicate, or above the 10,000-per-submission cap) are reported in a breakdown panel with the reason for each one, never silently dropped.

For SEOs

Our tool replaces the old Google ping flow that no longer works, so you can:

• Notify Bing, Yandex, Naver, and Seznam about new or updated pages
• Submit up to 10,000 URLs per request in one click
• See exactly which URLs were submitted and which were dropped

For Developers

Our tool spares you wiring up the IndexNow protocol yourself, so you can:

• Integrate IndexNow submission into your deploy script via a one-time setup
• Validate that your IndexNow key file is reachable before submitting
• Export a submission receipt CSV for audit logs

Why Use Our Sitemap Ping Tool

• Honest about Google: we never claim to ping Google. Their classic sitemap-ping endpoint was deprecated in 2023 and they do not participate in IndexNow. We link to Google Search Console for the manual submission flow.
• Full breakdown of dropped URLs: off-host, invalid protocol, duplicate, or above the 10,000 cap. Every dropped URL has a reason; nothing is silently filtered.
• Exact API response surfaced: the raw IndexNow status code and body are shown so you can diagnose 422 (URLs do not match host) or 403 (invalid key) without guessing.