Free XML Sitemap Viewer

Our XML sitemap viewer turns any sitemap URL into a sortable searchable table you can browse in the browser. Enter a sitemap URL and the tool fetches it server-side (following sitemap-index recursion into child sitemaps the same way Google does), parses every entry, and returns the first 1,000 URLs inline with their URL, last-modified date, changefreq, and priority columns. Each header is click-to-sort, the filter input narrows the table to URLs matching a substring, and a quick-stats card surfaces total counts, lastmod range, and changefreq / priority distributions across the FULL sitemap (not just the previewed rows).

For sitemaps with more than 1,000 URLs, the table previews the first 1,000 and a streaming download link gives you the full list as CSV, TXT, or JSON. The exports include all four columns and are CSV-injection hardened so they open safely in Excel and Sheets. The viewer is read-only: we never modify your sitemap, we just render it as a usable table.

For SEOs

Our tool answers questions a raw XML file can't, so you can:

• Find the oldest pages in your sitemap by sorting by lastmod
• Spot URLs missing lastmod or priority at a glance via the quick-stats card
• Filter by path prefix (e.g. /blog/) without downloading anything

For Developers

Our tool saves you writing a sitemap browser, so you can:

• Inspect a CMS-emitted sitemap before pushing to Search Console
• Confirm changefreq and priority were set correctly per content type
• Export the URL list as CSV for downstream scripts or QA

Why Use Our XML Sitemap Viewer

• All four columns: URL, lastmod, changefreq, and priority. Most viewers show URL only and discard the rest. We keep them.
• Honest stats, no fake score: Counts, lastmod range, distribution histograms. Real numbers from your sitemap.
• Streaming download for big sites: Beyond 1,000 URLs the full list comes through a token-gated streaming endpoint instead of a multi-MB JSON response.