Paste or open a sitemap
Choose a standard XML urlset file up to 10 MB and 100,000 URL entries. A sitemap index cannot be expanded here.
Split a pasted or local XML urlset into child sitemaps and an index while preserving entry metadata.
Your result will appear here
Download every child file and the index. The index lists your intended public URLs; this tool does not publish or submit them.
XML Sitemap Splitter is a free online seo tool from GigaTools. Split a pasted or local XML urlset into child sitemaps and an index while preserving entry metadata. It runs entirely in your web browser, so nothing is uploaded and it works on any device without installing software.
How it works
Choose a standard XML urlset file up to 10 MB and 100,000 URL entries. A sitemap index cannot be expanded here.
Enter where the files will be hosted, choose up to 50,000 URLs per file and set a filename prefix. All URL entries must share that directory origin.
Download the generated child sitemaps and index, upload them yourself, then verify the public URLs before submitting the index.
FAQ
1. Paste or open a sitemap: Choose a standard XML urlset file up to 10 MB and 100,000 URL entries. A sitemap index cannot be expanded here. 2. Set the public directory and chunk size: Enter where the files will be hosted, choose up to 50,000 URLs per file and set a filename prefix. All URL entries must share that directory origin. 3. Download and publish every file: Download the generated child sitemaps and index, upload them yourself, then verify the public URLs before submitting the index.
Google documents 50,000 URLs or 50 MB uncompressed per sitemap. This tool accepts up to 10 MB and 100,000 input entries, with no more than 100 output files. It checks generated file size, but does not validate every metadata value.
Yes. The tool copies each complete url element and the root namespace declarations, preserving child metadata and extension elements. It does not fetch images or validate extension semantics.
No. Entry order and duplicates are preserved. The report counts repeated loc values so you can review them before publishing.
No. Download and host every generated file yourself. Use the site root directory when possible, check that the index URLs work and submit it through your own Search Console account.
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