Synergy, Not Conflict
Includes built-in detection for "noindex" meta rules applied by major SEO suites (Yoast, Rank Math, AIOSEO). Let them handle on-page SEO while our engine handles high-speed XML generation.
While there are many sitemap plugins available, most are either bundled inside heavy SEO suites or filled with telemetry and upsells. WPCodeQuill Sitemap Generator is the fast, localized, meaningul alternative for WordPress performance.
Zero telemetry • No tracking • Transient caching • Native WP core integration
Designed strictly for WordPress performance and technical SEO compliance without backend conflicts.
Includes built-in detection for "noindex" meta rules applied by major SEO suites (Yoast, Rank Math, AIOSEO). Let them handle on-page SEO while our engine handles high-speed XML generation.
Zero telemetry, zero usage tracking, no remote license checks, and absolutely no mandatory external SaaS accounts. Your data and URLs stay on your own server.
Built specifically to avoid database bloat. Utilizes intelligent transient caching with hook-based invalidation, ensuring massive sitemap indexes render instantly for Googlebot.
Gracefully intercepts and replaces the built-in WordPress core sitemap (WP 5.5+) directly at the source, preventing duplicate URL conflicts and crawl budget waste.
Native, out-of-the-box support for WooCommerce Products, Product Categories, and Tags. Easily control indexing rules for your entire eCommerce catalog.
Automatically segments your URLs into chunked sitemap indexes to support enterprise-level websites containing thousands of URLs without causing PHP memory exhaustion.
Improve your search rankings by following these exact steps to deploy your XML sitemap.
Navigate to Plugins > Add New in your WordPress admin dashboard. Search for "WPCodeQuill Sitemap Generator", install, and activate the plugin.
Go to Settings > Sitemap Generator. Select which Post Types (Pages, Posts, Products) and Taxonomies you want search engines to crawl.
Copy your URL (yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml), open Google Search Console, navigate to "Sitemaps" on the left menu, paste your URL, and click submit.
Built using the latest PHP 8 standards for modern WordPress security and speed.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Current Version | 1.0.0 (Released Sept 21, 2026) |
| Minimum PHP Version | 8.2+ |
| Minimum WordPress Version | 6.0+ |
| Software License | GPL-2.0-or-later |
| Security Audits | Passed official WordPress Plugin Check (PHPCS). Fully escaped XML outputs. |
Everything you need to know about setting up and troubleshooting your XML Sitemaps.
An XML sitemap is a structured file that lists a website's essential pages, acting as a roadmap to ensure search engines like Google and Bing can find and crawl them efficiently.
Once the plugin is enabled, your sitemap index can be found natively at yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml.
Yes, WordPress has a basic core sitemap introduced in version 5.5. This plugin gracefully replaces that core functionality to provide greater indexing control, custom post type management, and advanced taxonomy support.
Absolutely. If WooCommerce is active, Products, Product Categories, and Product Tags will automatically appear as selectable options in the settings panel for immediate inclusion.
No. XML Sitemaps help search engine crawlers discover your URLs efficiently, but search engines independently determine actual indexing and ranking based on your on-page content quality.
No. This plugin is 100% privacy-friendly. It collects zero telemetry, usage analytics, or personal information. It runs strictly on your own hardware.
Download the free WPCodeQuill Sitemap Generator now and let our lightweight engine handle the heavy lifting of XML architecture for your WordPress site.