Export sitemap or internal linking structure in a visual diagram?
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Is there a FREE ONLINE tool that will Export a existing sitemap or internal linking structure in a visual diagram?
I'm trying to help my clients see there existing sitemaps in a visual document and show how each page links to the next.
Is there a FREE ONLINE tool that does this?
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Hi Kandice,
Check out https://seogadget.co.uk/inspiring-sitemap-diagrams/
There are some fantastic tools listed on there. Though I know all of them require a fair bit of work to get exactly what you want. Visio is impressive, though not online (nor free!), but it is fairly straight forward to produce good looking visual sitemaps, it'll even connect straight to the site, suck in the sitemap.xml and then plot it for you.
Happy reading!
Regards
Aran
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