Choose Page URLs from a site’s sitemap

1. 1

   Open the target website

   Use a regular page on the site whose sitemap you want. Clura derives the website from the current tab.

2. 2

   Choose Current site sitemap

   In Bulk extract page data, wait for the scan to return its groups.

3. 3

   Select relevant groups

   Review group labels and URL counts. Select the product, article, or other groups matching your task, then choose Use selected groups.

4. 4

   Confirm the Page URL column

   Inspect the sample link and accepted count before configuring extraction fields on a sample page.

A sitemap is a source of page addresses; it does not guarantee that every listed page is accessible or uses the same layout. Avoid combining unrelated page types into one extraction pattern.

Duplicate addresses across selected groups are removed. The same 10,000-unique-URL cap applies as for other bulk sources. Select fewer groups when you want a smaller starting set.

Check the active tab’s website and retry. A site may not expose a usable sitemap or the scan may fail to retrieve it.

Use Previous scrape to collect links from a listing, or upload a CSV of known Page URLs. Do not substitute a different domain’s sitemap merely because it returns more links.