Sitemap XML Health Checker
Parse and validate XML sitemaps for syntax errors, URL counts, duplicate entries, canonical correctness, and HTTP status codes.
Inspect XML Sitemap Structure
Enter your sitemap URL or domain name. Our engine parses index structures, duplicate entries, and timestamp formats.
Extracted URLs Sample
Showing first 6 parsed destination links
| Destination URL (<loc>) | Last Modified | Changefreq |
|---|---|---|
| https://airoo.org/ | 2026-09-26 | weekly |
| https://airoo.org/tools | 2026-09-26 | daily |
| https://airoo.org/tools/build-vs-buy | 2026-09-26 | weekly |
| https://airoo.org/tools/automation-roi-calculator | 2026-09-26 | weekly |
| https://airoo.org/tools/rpa-candidate-score | 2026-09-26 | weekly |
| https://airoo.org/tools/security-headers | 2026-09-26 | weekly |
Sitemap Health Summary
Sitemap Health: 100/100 (6 URLs)
Analyzed URL Set with 6 total entries (6 unique, 0 duplicates). Discovered 0 technical findings.
Evaluation Dimensions
Weighted assessment across key technical and business factors
Standard URL Set containing 6 URLs.
Zero duplicate URLs found.
All URLs use HTTPS.
100% of URLs declare lastmod dates.
Diagnostic Findings
Automated architectural, economic, and technical observations
No Findings in this Category
The input parameters do not trigger high architectural or economic risk flags.
Maintain Automated Dynamic Sitemap Generation
Ensure sitemaps are dynamically rendered or generated automatically during production builds.
Immediate Execution Milestones
- Declare the canonical sitemap location in your robots.txt (e.g. Sitemap: https://yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml).
- Verify that all sitemap URLs return HTTP 200 (no 404 broken pages or 301 redirect chains).
- Exclude URLs carrying noindex directives or canonical alternates to other domains.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the standard limit for URLs in a single XML sitemap?
The official sitemaps.org protocol limits a single sitemap file to 50,000 URLs and an uncompressed file size of 50 MB. Sites with more than 50,000 pages must organize their URLs across multiple sitemaps declared within a parent <sitemapindex> master file.
Why are duplicate URLs in sitemaps detrimental to SEO?
Duplicate entries cause search engine crawlers to repeatedly fetch the same canonical path, wasting crawl budget and delaying the discovery of newly published or updated articles and products.
Should non-canonical or redirected URLs be included in a sitemap?
No. Sitemaps should strictly contain 200 OK canonical destination URLs. Including 301 redirects, 404 broken pages, or URLs with noindex tags sends conflicting ranking signals to search engines.
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