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Everything you need to know about using TinyToolzz

What is TinyToolzz?
TinyToolzz is a browser-based suite of online utilities for images, PDFs, text, developer code, calculators, and unit converters. Every tool runs directly inside your web browser.
Are all tools on TinyToolzz free?
Yes. All tools on TinyToolzz are 100% free with no premium plans, hidden subscriptions, or daily limits.
Do I need to create an account?
No. You never need to sign up, provide an email address, or log in to use any tool on TinyToolzz.
Is my data safe? Do files get uploaded to a server?
Your files and text inputs are completely private. All processing is performed client-side using JavaScript and Web APIs. Zero file data is ever transmitted to external servers.
Do the tools work on mobile devices?
Yes! TinyToolzz is designed mobile-first and works seamlessly across iOS Safari, Android Chrome, mobile browsers, tablets, and desktop computers.

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Sitemap Generator

List page URLs with update dates, change rates and priorities. The tool compiles a valid sitemap.xml live, ready for Search Console.

Only absolute https:// URLs are included. Duplicates and relative rows are skipped with a warning. Empty rows are ignored.

Generated sitemap.xml

<!-- Your sitemap appears here - add a page URL above -->
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Technical Specifications

Exactly how the XML is assembled and which rules apply.

Element Rule
Protocol Sitemap protocol 0.9 with UTF-8 declaration and urlset namespace
loc Absolute http(s) URLs under 2048 characters, XML-escaped, deduplicated
lastmod Optional W3C date (YYYY-MM-DD) from the date picker; omitted when empty
changefreq / priority Optional dropdowns; omitted when unset so no misleading signals ship
Size limits Live byte counter included; split past 50,000 URLs or 50 MB per file
File facts Save as sitemap.xml at the domain root and submit in Search Console
Processing location 100% client-side JavaScript in your browser memory; nothing is uploaded

Features

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Bulk URL Rows

Add, edit and remove URL rows freely with per-row dates and priorities.

Fast Helpers

Load a realistic shop sample or stamp today date across every row at once.

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Copy or Download

Copy the XML to the clipboard or save it as sitemap.xml, ready to upload.

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Local Device Privacy

Everything runs in the page with plain JavaScript. URL lists never leave your device.

How to Use the Sitemap Generator

  1. Click Add URL for each page and paste its absolute address.
  2. Set the lastmod date per page, or use Today For All Dates.
  3. Optionally pick changefreq and priority per row.
  4. Watch the XML preview and the valid/skipped counters update live.
  5. Click Download sitemap.xml, upload it to the domain root, and submit it in Search Console.

Discovery Is Not Indexing

A sitemap tells crawlers where the pages are; it does not order them into the index. Thin, duplicated or blocked pages stay out no matter how neatly they are listed. Treat the sitemap as a discovery aid for good content, not a fix for content problems.

Keep lastmod honest

Crawlers learn to trust lastmod dates that match real changes and to ignore files where every URL claims today. Update dates only when page content actually changes, list canonical addresses only, and announce the file to crawlers with a Sitemap line built by the Robots.txt Generator. Dip into page-level checks with the SERP Preview Tool before submitting.

Honest limitations

This builder targets standard page sitemaps; image, video and news extensions need extra namespaces a single file cannot cover here. Past 50,000 URLs or 50 MB you must split into several files plus an index. Submission never promises indexing or ranking.

Privacy and Client-Side Security

Privacy Guarantee: All file building occurs locally inside your browser. Your URLs and dates are never transmitted, stored, or recorded on remote servers.

Many online generators send your URL lists to a server for processing. TinyToolzz takes a different approach: every step runs in the page itself with plain JavaScript string operations.

Because nothing is uploaded, there is no waiting, no account, and no copy of your site structure retained anywhere. Your addresses exist only in the tab memory and are discarded when you close the page or click Clear.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an XML sitemap?
An XML sitemap is a machine-readable list of a site pages, usually served at example.com/sitemap.xml, that helps crawlers discover URLs and notice updates. It speeds up discovery but never guarantees that listed pages will be indexed.
Which sitemap fields are required?
Only loc, the absolute page URL, is required. Lastmod, changefreq and priority are all optional; of the three, Google pays the most attention to lastmod when deciding which pages to recrawl.
What are the sitemap size limits?
One sitemap file holds at most 50,000 URLs or 50 MB uncompressed. Larger sites split URLs across several files and list them all in a sitemap index file, which is itself submitted to Search Console.
How do I submit a sitemap to Google?
Upload sitemap.xml to the domain root, then add its address under Sitemaps in Google Search Console. As a backup discovery path, point crawlers at it with a Sitemap line in robots.txt.
Should I tune priority and changefreq per page?
There is little reason to fuss: Google has stated it largely ignores priority and changefreq. Keep honest values or omit them, and spend the effort on accurate lastmod dates that reflect real page changes.
Is my URL list uploaded to a server?
No. All file building happens locally in your browser with JavaScript. Your URLs and dates are never transmitted, stored or logged anywhere. Closing the tab or clicking Clear removes everything immediately.

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