Bulk Sitemap URL Extractor

The easiest way to fetch, list, and download all URLs from any XML sitemap file.

Extract URLs from Sitemap

Whether you have a standard Yoast sitemap, RankMath sitemap, or a custom XML file, our tool can fetch sitemap URLs and provide a clean list in seconds.

Convert Sitemap to CSV

Stop manually copying links. Use this free online tool to convert sitemap to CSV or Excel, making it easy to start your content audit or site migration.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I extract all URLs from a sitemap?

Simply copy your sitemap.xml link, paste it into the search box above, and click "Fetch Sitemap URLs". Our tool will scan the file and list every page link.

Is it possible to download sitemap links to Excel?

Yes! Once the URLs are extracted, you can click the "Download as CSV" button. This file can be opened directly in Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets.

Can this tool fetch sitemap URLs from Yoast or RankMath?

Absolutely. It works with all major WordPress SEO plugins and custom-built XML sitemaps.

Does it support sitemap index files?

Yes, it identifies <loc> tags which are used in both single sitemaps and sitemap index files.

Why should I use a sitemap URL extractor?

It's a huge time-saver for SEO professionals who need to audit page lists, check indexation, or perform competitor research.

Can I extract URLs from a sitemap of any website?

Yes, as long as the sitemap is public and not protected by a firewall or password, you can extract links from sitemap files easily.

How many URLs can this tool fetch?

The tool is designed to handle thousands of URLs. For massive sitemaps, please allow a few extra seconds for the table to render.

Is the Sitemap URL Fetcher free?

Yes, it is 100% free and requires no signup or login.

What is the difference between a sitemap and a list of URLs?

A sitemap is a machine-readable XML file for search engines. This tool converts that XML into a human-readable list of URLs.

Is my data safe when using this tool?

We don't save any sitemap data or URLs you fetch. All processing happens in your browser and is completely private.