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Sitemap XML URL Extractor
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Extract URL lists from Sitemap XML code for SEO analysis, web scraping, or content auditing.
Enter Sitemap XML content to start extraction
When you need to quickly get all the links to be crawled from a sitemap, manual copying is both inefficient and prone to errors. This tool parses XML code that complies with the Sitemap protocol, accurately locating and extracting all URL addresses within <loc> tags to generate a plain text link list. A Sitemap is a structured file provided by a website to search engines, containing the URLs of all pages intended for indexing. Its core unit is the <url> tag, and each tag must contain a <loc> element to specify the page address.
<loc> nodes.Q: Does the tool support extracting links from image or video sitemaps?
No. This tool is specifically designed to extract <loc> links from standard web page sitemaps (i.e., the <urlset> namespace). For sitemaps containing extended elements like <image:image> or <video:video>, the tool will ignore these non-standard nodes.
Q: How do I bulk extract sitemap links?
Simply paste the entire content of the Sitemap XML file. The tool will parse all <loc> links under the <url> entries in the file at once and output them in bulk.
Please ensure that the input XML code is correctly formatted and complete, especially that the <loc> tags are properly closed. The tool only performs text parsing and does not verify the validity or accessibility of the URLs. When processing extremely large files with tens of thousands of links, browser performance may affect response speed. This tool runs entirely in your browser's frontend; your sitemap data is never uploaded to our servers, so your privacy is guaranteed.
For SEO professionals, the extracted URL list can be used to quickly compare search engine indexation, audit internal link structures, or generate lists for broken link checking. A typical input example is: <url><loc>https://example.com/page1</loc></url><url><loc>https://example.com/page2</loc></url>, and the output will be two independent lines of URLs. We recommend cross-analyzing the extracted results with crawler logs or Analytics data to optimize your website's crawl budget allocation.