A sitemap lists your pages so search engines can find and index every post. This free Blogger sitemap generator builds the sitemap for you two ways: for a Blogger blog, enter your blog URL and post count and it returns ready Sitemap: lines (including paginated post feeds for older posts) to paste into your custom robots.txt or submit in Google Search Console; for any other site, paste your URLs to build a valid sitemap.xml. Everything runs in your browser, free and with no signup.
Need a Blogger sitemap generator that actually covers every post, not just the latest ten? This tool does exactly that. A sitemap is a list of your URLs that tells Google and Bing which pages to crawl, and on Blogger the default feed only shows recent posts, so older articles can sit undiscovered for months.
Switch to Blogger mode, enter your blog address and roughly how many posts you have, and the generator builds the full set of Sitemap: lines, including paginated feeds that guarantee your archive gets crawled. Paste them into your Blogger custom robots.txt or submit them in Search Console. Running a normal website instead? Use Website mode to turn a list of URLs into a valid sitemap.xml. No signup, and your data never leaves the browser.
Key takeaways
- On Blogger, enter your blog URL and post count. The tool builds the
Sitemap:lines for you, no manual URL typing. - It adds paginated feed lines (500 posts each) so even old archived posts get found, not just recent ones.
- Paste the lines into Blogger under Settings, Crawlers and indexing, Enable custom robots.txt, then submit each sitemap in Google Search Console.
- For a normal website, Website mode outputs a standard
sitemap.xmlthat follows the sitemaps.org schema Google and Bing expect.
Why use this sitemap generator?
Built for Blogger
No pasting hundreds of URLs. Enter the blog and post count and get complete sitemap lines.
Covers old posts too
Adds paginated feed URLs so your whole archive is crawlable, not just the latest posts.
Two modes
Blogger sitemap lines, or a full XML sitemap for any website, in the same tool.
Copy or download
Grab the output instantly. Everything runs privately in your browser, free.
How to use it
- Choose Blogger blog mode (or Website mode for a normal site).
- Enter your blog URL, for example https://yourblog.blogspot.com, and your approximate post count.
- Click Generate to build the sitemap lines (the tool paginates automatically for large blogs).
- Copy the lines, or download them as robots.txt.
- In Blogger, paste them under Settings, Crawlers and indexing, Enable custom robots.txt, then submit each Sitemap URL in Google Search Console.
How to add a sitemap to Blogger (step by step)
Blogger does not let you upload a sitemap file, so you add it through your custom robots.txt instead. Here is the exact flow using the generator above:
- Pick Blogger blog mode, enter your blog URL and roughly how many posts you have.
- Click Generate. You get a robots.txt block with your
Sitemap:lines already filled in. - In Blogger, open Settings, Crawlers and indexing, turn on Enable custom robots.txt, and paste the block.
- Save, then open Google Search Console, go to Sitemaps, and submit
sitemap.xml(and the atom feed URLs for full coverage).
A generated Blogger sitemap block looks like this:
Sitemap: https://yourblog.blogspot.com/sitemap.xml
Sitemap: https://yourblog.blogspot.com/atom.xml?redirect=false&start-index=1&max-results=500Why the number of posts matters
Blogger feeds return a limited number of posts per request (up to 500). A blog with 1,200 posts needs three feed lines (posts 1 to 500, 501 to 1000, and 1001 to 1200), or Google may only ever see the most recent batch. That is why this tool asks for your post count: it splits the feed into the right number of Sitemap: lines automatically.
| Posts on your blog | Sitemap lines you need |
|---|---|
| Up to 500 | 1 feed line |
| 501 to 1,000 | 2 feed lines |
| 1,001 to 1,500 | 3 feed lines |
The modern /sitemap.xml address usually covers everything on its own, but adding the paginated feeds is a safe belt-and-braces approach for older or very large blogs.
Popular use cases
- Blogger and Blogspot users who want every post indexed, not just recent ones.
- New blogs setting up a custom robots.txt and sitemap for the first time.
- Large blogs with hundreds of posts that the default feed misses.
- Websites without a CMS plugin that need a quick, valid sitemap.xml.
- Freelancers building sitemaps for client blogs and sites fast.
Frequently asked questions
How do I create a sitemap for my Blogger blog?
Use Blogger mode above: enter your blog URL and post count, click Generate, and copy the sitemap lines. Paste them into Blogger under Settings, Crawlers and indexing, Enable custom robots.txt, then submit each sitemap in Google Search Console.
Does Blogger already have a sitemap?
Yes, every Blogger blog exposes /sitemap.xml and feed URLs automatically. The catch is that the default feed shows only recent posts, so this tool adds paginated feed lines to make sure your whole archive is crawled.
How do I submit a Blogger sitemap to Google?
Open Google Search Console, select your property, go to Sitemaps, enter sitemap.xml and click Submit. For full coverage, also submit each atom.xml feed URL the tool generated.
What is the difference between the two modes?
Blogger mode builds Sitemap: lines from your blog URL and post count, ready for a custom robots.txt. Website mode turns a pasted list of URLs into a standard sitemap.xml file for any non-Blogger site.
My blog has thousands of posts. Will this work?
Yes. Set your post count and the tool splits the feed into as many Sitemap: lines as needed (500 posts per line), so even large archives get fully crawled.
Do I need a sitemap if I already have robots.txt?
They do different jobs. robots.txt controls what crawlers may visit; a sitemap lists what you want crawled and indexed. Adding the Sitemap: line to robots.txt links the two, which is exactly what this tool sets up.
Is there a URL limit for a sitemap?
A single XML sitemap can hold up to 50,000 URLs or 50 MB. Most blogs and small sites are far under that, and the Blogger feed pagination handles larger archives.
Is this Blogger sitemap generator free?
Yes, completely free with no signup and no limits. Everything runs in your browser, so your blog URL and post count never leave your device.
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