Shopify SEO Feature

Get Your Store Indexed. Reach More Customers. 

Build a custom HTML sitemap, submit URLs straight to Google for instant indexing, and connect Google Search Console to keep your Shopify store fully discoverable in search.

Custom HTML Sitemap
Instant URL Submission
Instant URL Indexing
Google Search Console Sync
Get Your Store Indexed. Reach More Customers. 
WHY STORES MISS SEARCH VISIBILITY

Your Important Pages Need To Be Found

Without proper sitemap and indexing management, important Shopify pages can be harder for search engines to discover, process, and index.
SEO traffic problem dashboard
Pages Not Getting Indexed

Pages Not Getting Indexed

Important store pages can remain undiscovered or take longer to appear in search results.

Outdated Sitemap

Outdated Sitemap

An outdated sitemap can prevent search engines from discovering your latest store content.

Missing URLs

Missing URLs

Important products, collections, pages, and blog posts may be left out of your sitemap.

Manual URL Submission

Manual URL Submission

Submitting important pages manually takes time and makes indexing management harder.

No Indexing Visibility

No Indexing Visibility

Without monitoring, it is difficult to know which submitted URLs are indexed.

Missed Search Opportunities

Missed Search Opportunities

Pages that are not discovered or indexed can miss valuable organic search traffic.

More control over how your important pages are submitted and discovered.
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Powerful Sitemap & Indexing Features

Custom HTML Sitemap

Custom HTML Sitemap

Choose exactly which content types, products, collections, blogs, blog posts, and pages, appear in your sitemap, plus add custom links Shopify doesn't include by default.

Instant URL Submission

Instant URL Submission

Submit up to 100 URLs at once and up to 200 per day directly to Google for faster indexing, no waiting on Google to discover new pages on its own.

Google Search Console Integration

Google Search Console Integration

Connect your Google Search Console account to sync website data directly into SEOLab and optimize your content based on real search performance.

Submission History

Submission History

Track every submitted and deleted URL in one place, so you always know what's been sent for indexing and when.

Content Type Control

Content Type Control

Include or exclude specific content types from your sitemap depending on what you want search engines and visitors to find.

Bulk URL Management

Bulk URL Management

Add multiple website pages at once using a simple line-separated list, instead of submitting one URL at a time.

See The Impact On Your Store

Submit your sitemap and important URLs to search engines, get them indexed faster, and reach more customers.
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How It Works

Generate Sitemap
1 Generate Sitemap

Select content for your sitemap.

Submit URLs
2 Submit URLs

Submit your sitemap and important URLs.

Sync Search Console
3 Sync Search Console

Connect GSC for real search data.

Improve Visibility
4 Improve Visibility

Get important pages discovered faster.

STEP 1

Generate Your Store Sitemap

SEOLab helps you create an HTML sitemap and choose which products, collections, pages, blogs, and blog posts should be included.
Automatically builds your sitemap
Choose products, collections, and pages
Keep important store content discoverable
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STEP 2

Submit URLs Directly to Google

Submit up to 100 URLs at once, and up to 200 per day, directly for faster indexing instead of waiting for Google to find new pages on its own.
Submit multiple URLs at once using a simple list
Delete previously submitted URLs when needed
Speed up indexing for new or updated pages
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STEP 3

Connect Google Search Console

Connect your Google Search Console account to sync real website performance data into SEOLab and guide your content decisions.
One-click connection to Google
Syncs website data directly into SEOLab
Use real search data to optimize content
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STEP 4

Track Submission History

Keep a clear record of every URL you've submitted or deleted, so you always know what's been sent to Google and when.
View submitted URLs in one place
View deleted URLs separately
Stay organized as your store grows
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Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about SEOLab Sitemap & Indexing Manager.

What is SEOLab Sitemap & Indexing Manager?

SEOLab Sitemap & Indexing Manager helps you create and manage your sitemap, submit important URLs, and monitor indexing activity to improve your store's search visibility.

Can I choose what content appears in my sitemap?

Yes. You can choose which content types appear in your sitemap, including products, collections, blogs, blog posts, and pages.

Can I submit individual URLs for indexing?

Yes. You can submit up to 100 URLs at once, and up to 200 per day, directly for faster indexing instead of waiting for Google to discover them on its own.

Can I connect Google Search Console?

Yes. You can connect Google Search Console with SEOLab to synchronize website data and use search performance information for optimization.

Can I see my URL submission history?

Yes. The submission history lets you track submitted URLs and removal requests in one place.

Does SEOLab show which pages are indexed?

SEOLab doesn't currently show a page-by-page indexed status. It helps you submit URLs for faster indexing and connects to Google Search Console, where you can review indexing data directly from Google.

What types of content can I add to the sitemap?

You can add products, collections, blogs, blog posts, and pages to the HTML sitemap generated by SEOLab.

How does a sitemap help my Shopify store?

A sitemap gives search engines a structured way to discover important pages on your store, helping them find and process your content more efficiently.

Still have questions?

Can't find the answer you're looking for? Browse the full documentation for a detailed walkthrough of every feature.

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