Blogger xml sitemap generator tool
Blogger XML Sitemap Generator
Paste your Blogger URL and get a full sitemap.xml, the exact sitemap paths for Google Search Console, and a matching robots.txt. Free, and everything runs in your browser.
Your blog
Use the full address of your Blogger (blogspot) blog. Country domains like .blogspot.in are converted to .blogspot.com.
Include URLs
Sitemap fields
Results
What is a Blogger XML sitemap?
An XML sitemap is a file that lists the public URLs of your blog so search engines can find them and see when they changed. Google, Bing and other search engines read the same standard format.
A map of your blog
Each post and page gets one entry, so crawlers do not depend only on links to find new content.
Freshness signals
An accurate lastmod date tells search engines which pages changed, which helps them recrawl the right URLs.
A hint, not a guarantee
Submitting a sitemap helps discovery. It does not force Google to index every page.
Sitemap tags explained
Every sitemap uses the same few tags. Here is what each one does and whether Google cares about it.
| Tag | What it does | Used by Google? |
|---|---|---|
| urlset | The wrapper around every URL entry in the file. | Required |
| loc | The full address of one page, including https://. | Required |
| lastmod | The date the page last changed meaningfully. | Yes, if accurate |
| changefreq | A guess at how often the page changes. | No, ignored |
| priority | A relative importance score from 0.0 to 1.0. | No, ignored |
One sitemap file can hold up to 50,000 URLs and 50 MB uncompressed. Bigger blogs split into several files.
How to submit your Blogger sitemap
Blogger cannot host a custom sitemap file, so you submit its built-in sitemap paths. The Search Console tab above lists exactly the ones your blog needs.
Generate
Enter your blog URL, pick what to include and press Generate XML Sitemap.
Copy the Search Console paths
Open the Search Console tab and copy the list. Each line is one sitemap you should submit.
Open Search Console
Choose your blog property, then open Indexing and Sitemaps. Menu names can change, so look for the same wording.
Submit each path
Paste only the part after your domain, for example sitemap.xml, and press Submit.
Check the status
After a day or two the status should show Success, with a discovered page count close to your post count.
Blogger built-in sitemap vs generated file
Both are useful. Submit the built-in one to Google and keep the generated file for audits.
| Feature | Blogger built-in | This generator |
|---|---|---|
| Where it lives | Your blog, at /sitemap.xml | Created in your browser |
| Submit to Search Console | Yes, directly | Use the paths it lists |
| One combined URL list | Split across files | Single file |
| Static pages | Separate file | Combined or excluded |
| Label pages | Not included | Optional |
| Control of fields | None | lastmod, priority, changefreq |
Sitemap examples you can copy
Copy-ready snippets for the three things Blogger owners need most.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<urlset xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9">
<url>
<loc>https://yourblog.blogspot.com/2026/10/post.html</loc>
<lastmod>2026-10-31</lastmod>
</url>
</urlset>sitemap.xml sitemap-pages.xml
User-agent: * Disallow: /search Allow: / Sitemap: https://yourblog.blogspot.com/sitemap.xml Sitemap: https://yourblog.blogspot.com/sitemap-pages.xml
Common Blogger sitemap errors and fixes
If Search Console or this tool reports a problem, start with this list.
Open the sitemap in a browser
Visit yourblog.blogspot.com/sitemap.xml. If it loads, the file is fine and Search Console just needs time.
Check the site feed setting
In Blogger open Settings and set Site feed to Full or Short. A disabled feed stops this tool from reading your posts.
Make sure the blog is public
Private or gated blogs cannot be read by the generator or by Google.
Match the property
Submit under the property that matches your domain exactly, such as the .blogspot.com version.
| Error | Fix |
|---|---|
| Couldn't fetch | Wait a day, then resubmit. Confirm the URL opens in a private tab. |
| Sitemap could not be read | Check that you pasted only the path, such as sitemap.xml. |
| Fewer URLs than posts | Submit every paged sitemap path from the Search Console tab. |
| Submitted URL blocked by robots.txt | Remove the rule that blocks it. Blogger blogs normally block only /search. |
| Wrong domain in URLs | Use the .blogspot.com address, not a country domain. |
| Generator cannot read feed | Enable the site feed and confirm the blog is public. |
Sitemap tips for Blogger SEO
Small habits that keep your sitemap useful.
List only indexable URLs
Keep thin search and date pages out of your sitemap so it points to content worth ranking.
Keep lastmod honest
Change the date only when the content really changes. Fake dates can make search engines trust the field less.
Pair it with robots.txt
Add your sitemap lines to a clean robots file. Build one with the Robots.txt Generator for Blogger.
Resubmit after clean-ups
After deleting or merging many posts, check the sitemap status again in Search Console.
Update after a domain change
If you move to a custom domain, submit the sitemap for the new property as well.
Keep private pages out
Drafts and private posts are never listed. Do not rely on a sitemap or robots.txt to hide sensitive content.
Blogger sitemap generator FAQ
Short answers to the questions people search most.
What is a Blogger XML sitemap?
It is an XML file that lists the public URLs of your Blogger blog so search engines can discover them and see when they changed.
Does Blogger create a sitemap automatically?
Yes. Blogger serves /sitemap.xml for posts and /sitemap-pages.xml for static pages. Larger blogs may need several paged sitemap files, and the Search Console tab lists them.
How do I submit a sitemap for a Blogger blog?
Open Google Search Console, go to Indexing then Sitemaps, paste the sitemap path such as sitemap.xml and press Submit.
Can I upload my own sitemap.xml to Blogger?
No. Blogger does not allow files in the site root, so submit the native sitemap URLs. Use the generated file for audits or hosting elsewhere.
Does the generator work with a custom domain?
Yes, if the blog is public and its site feed is enabled. For blogspot addresses that redirect to a country domain, use the .blogspot.com version.
Does Google use priority and changefreq?
No. Google ignores both. An accurate lastmod date is the useful field, so the generator turns priority and changefreq off by default.
Is the sitemap generator free and private?
Yes. It is free and runs in your browser. Your blog URL and the generated files are not stored or sent to another server.
Ready to build your sitemap?
Enter your blog URL, copy the Search Console paths and submit them in a minute.
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