Sitemap Priority Builder
Build a sitemap with considered priority and change-frequency values for each page.
Adding hints to your sitemap
Beyond just listing URLs, a sitemap can carry a priority value and a change-frequency hint for each page — signals about which pages matter most and how often they change. This helps you build a sitemap with those values set thoughtfully, so your most important, most-updated pages are flagged accordingly rather than everything looking identical.
Set the priority and frequency for your pages and the sitemap is generated with them included.
How much search engines actually use these
Honesty helps here: Google has said it largely ignores the priority and change-frequency fields, treating them as hints at best rather than instructions, because they were so often set carelessly. So do not expect them to move rankings. They can still be useful as your own documentation of site structure, and some other crawlers do pay them a little attention. Set them sensibly if you include them — your home and key pages higher, deep archive pages lower — but put your real effort into the URLs themselves being correct and complete.
Frequently asked questions
Do priority and change frequency affect Google?
Largely no — Google treats them as weak hints it mostly ignores, since they were so often set carelessly.
Should I still set them?
You can, sensibly, as your own structure documentation and for other crawlers, but the accurate list of URLs matters far more.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The sitemap is built in your browser.