Validate your sitemap.xml — check structure, URLs, lastmod dates, duplicates, and compliance.
SEO guide
An XML sitemap checker verifies that search engines can discover the important URLs on your website. Clarity checks whether a sitemap exists, whether it contains valid URLs and whether common signals like lastmod, HTTPS and duplicates look healthy.
Example: after publishing a new AI SEO page, your sitemap should include the canonical HTTPS URL and a recent lastmod date so discovery is not left to chance.
Learn how to create an XML sitemap →Most websites benefit from a sitemap because it gives search engines a clean list of canonical URLs to crawl and revisit.
A healthy sitemap uses canonical HTTPS URLs, avoids duplicates, includes important indexable pages and stays updated when content changes.
No. Only include canonical, indexable URLs that you actually want search engines to discover and rank.
Monitor sitemap/indexing signals continuously instead of manual spot checks.