Free Image Sitemap

Suitable for small sites or for setting up initial search engine indexing.

The free plan allows you to run up to 3 generation requests per day.

Features:

✔ Basic set-up options  
✔ Crawl up to 500 URLs

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Static Pro XML Sitemap $2.50/One-off
✔ Up to 1m URLs   ✔ Full set-up   ✔ No updates

Dynamic XML Sitemap from $5.00/Mo
✔ Up to ∞ URLs   ✔ Full set-up   ✔ Auto updates

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Processing settings: Click to view or change options.

Crawler Settings

Turbo mode through proxy servers Crawling intensity: Crawler mode and identify: Browser language: Crawlable content: Limit crawl time: Limit number of URLs: Limit page-level depth:

Crawl Options

Follow the rules set in the robots.txt file Don't crawl content marked as noindex Don't crawl URLs marked as nofollow Handle canonicalization tags and exclude non-canonical pages Crawl HTML forms Crawl framed content Reject URLs that don't comply with RFC 1738 Reject URLs with abnormal structure and potential loading issues Handle AJAX interactions for hashbang URLs Handle javascript:

Generation Settings

Include priority tags based on website structure Include lastmod tags based on Include changefreq tags based on the Expires and Cache-Control HTTP headers

Additional files

Generate a robots.txt file Export a list of URLs to a plain-text CSV file

Exclude or customize URLs

In the match pattern, you can use any substring and the wildcard *, which means any sequence of characters. For example: *.jpg or /uploads


 

What is an Image Sitemap?
Image Sitemap is a file based on standard XML Sitemap schema with an additional Google namespace that allows you to submit not just page URLs but also embedded images. Adding images to a Sitemap helps Google discover images on your website.
How to make an Image Sitemap?
Just enter your website URL and launch our online tool. By indexing a site, our robot can extract local images embedded in its pages. If you host images on external servers, subdomains or CDNs, use a paid plan to enable them.