Sitemap URL Extractor
Pull every URL out of an XML sitemap into a plain list you can work with.
From sitemap XML to a usable list
An XML sitemap wraps each URL in tags, which is fine for search engines but awkward when you just want the list of addresses. This extracts every URL from a sitemap into a clean, plain list, so you can audit what is included, feed the URLs into another tool, or check a site's structure at a glance.
Paste the sitemap and the URLs are pulled out into a plain list.
What the extracted list is good for
Having the bare URLs opens up useful checks: confirming the pages you expect are actually in the sitemap, spotting URLs that should not be there, comparing the sitemap against what is really on the site, or counting how many pages it declares. It also handles sitemap index files, where one sitemap points to others. It is a small step that turns an opaque XML file into something you can actually read and work with.
Sitemap URL Extractor FAQ
What does it extract?
Every page URL listed in an XML sitemap, pulled out into a clean plain-text list.
What can I do with the list?
Audit which pages are included, compare it against the live site, feed the URLs into another tool, or just count them.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The extraction happens in your browser.