Chrome extension for sitemap work

Map the site you actually run.

Crawl a site, inspect every discovered URL, decide what belongs in the sitemap, and export it in the format you need.

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Sitemap Frog manager showing discovered URLs and export options
Review discovered URLs before you export.

A practical crawl loop

Start with the pages. Finish with the sitemap.

Sitemap Frog is built for the part after discovery, when you need to understand what was found and make a defensible export.

  1. 01

    Crawl with boundaries

    Choose the site, scope, depth, rate limits, robots behavior, and what to collect.

  2. 02

    Review the evidence

    Search and filter records, inspect metadata, audit findings, links, canonicals, redirects, and exclusions.

  3. 03

    Export what belongs

    Generate XML, text, CSV, HTML, JSON backups, reports, or a workbook from your curated URL list.

Built for inspection

One crawl, a clear record of the site.

Discovery

Links, sitemaps, feeds, framework data, rendered pages, media, and HTTP relations.

Audit

Technical findings with evidence, consequences, and fixes alongside every affected page.

Control

Include, exclude, compare, re-run analysis, and set sitemap fields at the level that makes sense.

Privacy and responsible use

Clear controls for every crawl.

Use Sitemap Frog only on sites you own, administer, or are authorized to crawl. Cookies are omitted by default. Optional external integrations clearly state when selected URLs and your credentials are sent to Google or Moz.

  • 01 Crawl records are stored locally in the browser.
  • 02 Robots.txt and conservative rate settings are enabled by default.
  • 03 Exported backups and presets redact API credentials.