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HTML Sitemap Builder

Turn a list of URLs into a clean HTML sitemap page for your visitors. Paste links, get ready-to-publish code with copy and download.

Your pages

One URL per line. Optionally prefix a label: My Page | https://...

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HTML vs XML sitemaps

An HTML sitemap is a human-readable page listing your site's pages for visitors who are lost. An XML sitemap is the machine-readable cousin you submit to Google Search Console. They serve different audiences and a complete site has both: this tool builds the HTML one.

How the code is built

Each line becomes a list item linking to your URL. If you prefix a line with a label and a pipe character, that label becomes the link text; otherwise the tool derives a readable label from the URL path. The output is a complete standalone page with minimal styling you can customize.

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HTML Sitemap Builder FAQs

Where should I put the sitemap page?
Link it in your footer as Sitemap. It helps lost visitors and gives search crawlers another path to discover pages.
How do I add custom link labels?
Write each line as Label | https://example.com/page. Everything before the pipe becomes the clickable text.
Is an HTML sitemap enough for SEO?
No, it complements an XML sitemap rather than replacing it. Submit the XML version to search engines and keep the HTML one for humans.
Can I style the output?
Yes. The generated page includes a small style block you can edit freely to match your site's design.
Are my URLs sent anywhere?
No. The page code is generated entirely in your browser.
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