View your site map

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View your site map

Last updated July 07, 2026 12:21

Review a list of URLs for every page on your site.

Sitemaps help search engines discover and index every page on your site, which can improve how quickly your content appears in search results. Squarespace automatically generates a list of your site's URLs and image metadata, so you don't need to create one manually.

Sitemaps aren't available for trial sites or parking pages. If you have a Squarespace domain connected to a third-party site, contact your website provider for sitemap information.

Video on accessing and reviewing your sitemap

Watch this one-minute video for a quick look at how to find your sitemap, how it updates, and what information it includes.

View your sitemap

If your site is private or password-protected, update your site availability to Public so your sitemap loads.

To view your sitemap in .xml format, enter a URL into your browser's address bar based on your domain type:

  • Custom domain - Replace yourdomain.com with your primary domain:

https://www.yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml - Built-in domain - Replace sitename with your Squarespace site name:

https://sitename.squarespace.com/sitemap.xml

Can I edit my sitemap for SEO?

No. You can't edit the sitemap or a page's source code. To improve your content for SEO, use Squarespace's built-in SEO tools to add information to your pages, like HTML heading tags.

How often does my sitemap update?

When you add or remove site content, we automatically update your sitemap. These updates usually appear within an hour, though can take up to 24 hours for the changes to display.

What’s included on my sitemap?

Review what content we include on your sitemap:
Type of content Included on sitemap?
Code block content ❌
Content on pages within index pages ✅
Disabled pages ❌
Embed block content ❌
Image metadata ✅
Individual URLs of pages within index pages ❌
Old URLs used to create URL redirects ❌
Pages added to dropdowns ✅
Pages hidden from search ❌
Password-protected pages ❌
Style information ❌
URLs for all pages on your site ✅
URLs of uploaded files ❌

How does Squarespace rank page priority in my sitemap?

Squarespace automatically assigns priority levels to your pages to help search engines understand your internal site structure. While these priority levels outline your site's hierarchy for web crawlers, they do not directly influence your pages' search engine results rankings.

Priority levels are assigned based on page type:

  • Homepage - priority of 1.00 (highest)
  • Other pages - priority of 0.75
  • Blog posts - priority of 0.50

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View your site map