站点地图下载器
提取站点地图里的所有网址，导出为 TXT 或 CSV。
如何使用 站点地图下载器
- 粘贴 sitemap.xml 的地址。
- 点击「获取网址」—— 如果是索引文件，会自动跟进其中的子站点地图。
- 下载为 .txt，或下载带最后修改日期的 .csv。
关于 站点地图下载器
Sitemap Downloader turns a sitemap into a list you can actually work with. A sitemap is XML meant for search engines, which makes it awkward the moment you want the URLs for something else — a crawl, a redirect map, a migration checklist, a spreadsheet of what you actually publish.
Point it at a sitemap index and it follows the index into every child sitemap and collects the lot, so a site split across dozens of files still comes back as one list. The CSV carries the lastmod date alongside each URL where the sitemap provides one, which is what makes it useful for finding stale pages: sort by date and the pages nobody has touched in two years rise to the top. Gzipped .xml.gz sitemaps are decompressed automatically.
Two honest limits. Very large sitemaps are capped, and when that happens you are told the list is partial rather than left to assume it is complete — a silent truncation on a migration list is the kind of thing you discover months later. And if a site's firewall blocks the request, the tool says so plainly instead of claiming your sitemap is malformed. If you only want the count and the breakdown, sitemap URL counter is the shorter route, and XML sitemap generator builds one from scratch.
常见问题
Does it follow a sitemap index?
Yes. If the URL you give it is an index file, it fetches each child sitemap listed inside and returns the URLs from all of them as a single list.
What is in the CSV?
Two columns: the URL, and the last-modified date from the sitemap where one is given. Blank in that column simply means the sitemap did not include a lastmod for that page.
Is there a limit on how many URLs it will export?
Yes, and you will be told when you hit it. Very large sitemaps are capped so the response stays a reasonable size, and the result says the list is partial rather than quietly handing you an incomplete file.
Does it work on a gzipped sitemap?
Yes. A .xml.gz sitemap is decompressed before the URLs are read.
Why did it say the site blocked the request?
Some firewalls and CDN bot filters refuse requests that do not come from a browser. That is about their filter, not your sitemap — the same URL will usually open fine in your own browser.
Are the URLs stored anywhere?
No. The sitemap is fetched, the list is returned to your browser, and the download is built there. Nothing is kept.