Sitemap and Robots.txt Validator
Check file availability, sitemap discovery, submitted URL counts, blocked paths, and basic crawl accessibility from one domain input.
Validate a site's crawl files
Enter a domain or page URL. We check the origin's robots.txt and declared or conventional XML sitemap.
We check public files only and do not crawl the full website.
Validation results will appear here
See file status, sitemap URL count, blocked paths, and crawl guidance.
How it works
A useful answer in three steps.
The tool keeps the workflow short while preserving the context you need to act on the result.
- 1
Enter a domain or any URL on the site.
- 2
We inspect robots.txt and discover declared or conventional sitemaps.
- 3
Review crawl access, blocked paths, URL totals, and recommended fixes.
When to use it
Built for everyday search work.
Site launches
Confirm that temporary staging blocks are gone and search engines can discover key URLs.
Migration QA
Recheck crawl directives and sitemap locations after moving domains or platforms.
Indexing diagnosis
Spot missing files, broad disallow rules, and sitemap access problems quickly.
Frequently asked questions
Quick context for using the tool and interpreting its output.
Does every website need a robots.txt file?+
No, but a valid robots.txt is useful for communicating crawl rules and advertising sitemap locations.
What if my sitemap has a different filename?+
The validator first reads sitemap declarations in robots.txt, then checks the conventional /sitemap.xml location.
Does allowing crawling guarantee indexing?+
No. Crawl access is only one requirement. Search engines also consider page quality, canonical signals, duplication, status codes, and other factors.