Image Sitemap

Generate a Google-compliant Image Sitemap XML to help search engines discover and index all your site's images.

Site Base URL

Used to auto-fill page URLs. You can override each entry individually.

Image Entries1

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No image URL set

https://example.com/

Sitemap Settings

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Entries
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Pages
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With Title

What is an Image Sitemap?

A Google Image Sitemap is an XML file that tells search engines about the images on your website. It helps Googlebot discover images that might otherwise be missed—especially those loaded via JavaScript.

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Enter your site's base URL and add image entries

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Fill in image URL and the page it appears on (required)

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Add optional title, caption, location, and license

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Generate and download the XML, then submit to Google Search Console

Bulk Import

Click Import URLs to upload a .txt file with one image URL per line. All entries will be added automatically.

Supported XML Tags

<image:loc>

Absolute URL of the image (required)

<image:title>

Title of the image

<image:caption>

Short description of the image

<image:geo_location>

Geographical location of the image

<image:license>

URL of the image license

100% Client-Side — No Data Sent

Professional Image Sitemap for Everyone

Help search engines find all the images on your site with a dedicated Image Sitemap. This tool allows you to create a Google-compliant XML sitemap specifically for your images, including metadata like titles, captions, and licenses. It's especially useful for sites where images are loaded dynamically or aren't easily found by standard crawlers.

Google-Compliant XML Export
Image Metadata Support
Bulk URL Import
Real-time XML Preview
100% Browser-Based

How to use Image Sitemap?

Follow these simple steps to get the best results.

Step 1

Enter your site's base URL.

Step 2

Add individual image entries or import a list of URLs.

Step 3

Fill in optional metadata like titles and captions.

Step 4

Generate and download your sitemap.xml file.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about our Image Sitemap tool.

Where do I upload the sitemap?

Upload the generated sitemap.xml to your website's root directory and submit the URL to Google Search Console.

Why use a separate image sitemap?

It ensures that Google's image bot (Googlebot-Image) can find and index your images even if they are not in the main HTML content.

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