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How to access your sitemap.xml
Official Help: Framer auto-generates sitemap.xml — how to find it and submit it to search tools.
Why we picked it
CMS detail pages only help SEO if crawlers discover them. Sitemap access is step one.
What you’ll learn
- Where sitemap.xml lives on a published site
- That Framer regenerates it on publish
- Submit to Google Search Console
- Why sitemaps matter for CMS URLs
Who it’s for
Anyone launching a CMS site who has not submitted a sitemap yet.
External resource
Open this article at the source
framer.com/help
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