Shopify
Sitemap Explorer
See exactly how big any Shopify store is — products, collections, pages and blog URLs broken down straight from its XML sitemaps.
Free · No login · Uses only public store data
About the Sitemap Explorer
Every Shopify store publishes XML sitemaps at /sitemap.xml, split into products, collections, pages, and blog posts. The Sitemap Explorer reads them all and breaks the store down by URL type with counts and samples — the fastest way to gauge a store’s true size and structure.
What you get
- Total public URL count
- Breakdown by products, collections, pages, blogs
- Sample URLs from each sitemap
- Exportable sitemap summary
How to use it
- Open the Sitemap Explorer and paste the Shopify store URL (for example, allbirds.com).
- Click “Explore Sitemap”. The tool reads the store’s public data — no login, password, or API key is involved.
- Review the result on screen.
Common uses
- Sizing a store before deeper research
- SEO and site-structure audits
- Finding a store’s blog and page footprint
- A fallback when the products feed is disabled
📖 Read the full guide: How to Explore Any Shopify Store’s Sitemap (URL Inventory)
Instant
Results in seconds, straight from the live storefront.
No login
No account, API key or credit card required.
Exportable
Download data as CSV, JSON or Excel where available.
Read-only
Only public data is read — the store is never modified.
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Frequently asked questions
The sitemap reflects what a store wants indexed and works even when the JSON product feed is disabled. It’s the most reliable way to count a store’s public pages.
Close, but not exactly. The products sitemap counts product pages; collections, pages, and blog posts are counted separately. Add them for the total footprint.
Shopify generates sitemaps automatically, so most stores expose one. Occasionally it’s restricted, in which case the tool reports that none was found.
Yes. It is completely free with no account, API key, credit card, or usage limits beyond basic rate limiting. Paste a store URL and you get the result instantly.
Yes. The tool only reads information that any Shopify storefront already publishes publicly — the same data your web browser downloads when you visit the store. It never accesses a merchant’s admin, private data, or anything behind a password.