Domain Extractor from Sitemap

Find unique lowercase domain-like strings in pasted sitemap XML or text using a local regular expression.

Processed Inventory

-

#Identified Domain / HostTLD / ExtensionSyntax Status
No data processed yet.

How to use it

  1. Paste text, markup, or a domain list into the text area.
  2. Select Extract and Process Domains.
  3. Check the unique-domain count.
  4. Review each identified host, derived extension, and syntax badge.
  5. Copy the output table if you need the extracted inventory.

The page neither fetches a sitemap URL nor parses XML, sitemap indexes, loc elements, or namespaces.

What is the purpose of the tool

This tool helps SEO teams obtain a quick host inventory from sitemap source that they paste into the browser.

Every matching domain-like string is deduplicated and shown with a derived extension and syntax badge.

What parameters it generates in output

Processed Inventory reports the number of unique domain-like strings found. # numbers each output row.

Identified Domain / Host is the lowercase matched string. TLD / Extension joins every label after the first dot. Syntax Status shows Valid RFC when every label passes the page's length and edge-character pattern, otherwise Invalid Syntax.

FAQs related to that specific tool

Can I enter a sitemap URL for automatic retrieval?

No. The sitemap content must be pasted.

Does it parse loc elements?

No. It searches the entire input text without XML parsing.

Can it follow a sitemap index?

No. No network requests or child-sitemap traversal occur.

Are subdomains preserved?

Yes. A matching full host such as shop.example.com remains in the domain column.

Are URL paths included?

No. The regex extracts the host-like portion only.

Does invalid XML stop the scan?

No. XML validity is not checked.