Sitemap Analyser

The Sitemap Analyser scans any website's sitemap and extracts OpenGraph metadata from every page — exported as a ready-to-use CSV.

How it works

Step 1 — Enter a domain

Type a domain name (e.g. example.com). The tool will automatically try to find the sitemap by:

1. Checking robots.txt for a Sitemap: directive
2. Testing common paths: /sitemap.xml, /sitemap_index.xml, /wp-sitemap.xml, etc.

Step 2 — Confirm or enter manually

If the sitemap is found, it is displayed for confirmation. If not, a manual URL input appears with tips on how to create or expose a sitemap.

Step 3 — Analysis

Pages are fetched in batches of 5 concurrently. For each page the tool extracts:

Column	Description
URL	Full page URL
OG:TITLE	og:title meta tag (falls back to <title>)
OG:DESCRIPTION	og:description (falls back to meta[name=description])
OG:IMAGE (FILE)	Filename of the og:image
OG:IMAGE (SIZE)	File size of the og:image via HTTP HEAD request

Limits

• Maximum 100 URLs per analysis. If the sitemap contains more, only the first 100 are processed.
• Sitemap index files (containing multiple child sitemaps) are supported.
• Pages that return an error or timeout are included in the export with empty OG fields.

Export formats

• View as table — renders results inline using SheetJS
• Download CSV — UTF-8 CSV with BOM for Excel compatibility

Tips for best results

# Make sure your sitemap is referenced in robots.txt
Sitemap: https://yoursite.com/sitemap.xml

Pages behind authentication or bot protection may return empty OG data.