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Create and submit a sitemap for your Webflow project — in 2 steps.
When you set up custom domain hosting with Webflow, you can automatically generate an XML sitemap — one key element of your site’s SEO. An XML sitemap shows Google’s spiders how and where to crawl your site. They are located at your site's root level: your-site.com/sitemap.xml.
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Creating and submitting a sitemap for your Webflow project is easy and can be done in two steps:
You can enable the auto-generated sitemap of each project in the Project settings of that project. The setting is located in Project settings →SEO tab → Sitemap section. Make sure to save the changes and publish your site.
Once you've done that, Webflow will automatically generate the sitemap.xml of that project and update it each time you publish your site.
If you prefer to write your own custom sitemap.xml, you can and add that to your Webflow project.
Now, generating a sitemap alone isn't enough. You'll need to tell Google about your sitemap, and you can do that in one of two ways:
You can tell Google about your sitemap without leaving the comfort of your Webflow dashboard. Just type the path to your sitemap in your robots.txt file which is located right above the sitemap settings under Project settings > SEO under the Indexing section.
Make sure to replace your-site.com with the actual domain your site is published on.
Alternatively, you can submit your sitemap through your Google Search Console. Choose the property (website) you want to submit the sitemap of, then Type “sitemap.xml” into the input field and press “submit”.
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