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Your website structure at a glance
Read your sitemap and explore your website’s directories. An optional link crawl supplements the overview with actually found connections and click depths.
Start with your sitemap
Your website structure
The tree forms URL paths. A connection in the directory tree does not mean that the pages are linked to each other.
Observed links: done. Forwarding lines: dashed. Click depth from the start page; redirects do not count as an additional click. Select nodes to see connections and details.
Checked and discovered pages
The table also contains URLs outside the visible graph section.
Differentiate directory structure and internal linking
The sitemap shows which URLs your website provides. From their paths, a directory view is created: for example /wissen/seo/. This path depth says nothing about how many clicks a page is away. Only the supplementary crawl shows connections from actually retrieved HTML.
What makes the link crawl visible
The crawl starts on one page and follows internal links and redirects of the same origin. Sitemap URLs are not additionally used as starting points. As a result, the observed accessibility and the minimum click depth found remain traceable. Calls, open targets, robots.txt locks and limits appear in the result.
Use results wisely
Filter directories, search for individual URLs, and export the list. In the link graph, select a page and see its incoming and outgoing connections. A sitemap URL not discovered in the limited crawl is a test candidate, not a confirmed orphaned page. JavaScript navigation is not executed.
Frequent questions
Can I use a Sitemap index?
Yes, as a public URL. Up to six XML files on the same origin are read in; incomplete results are marked. GZIP sitemaps are supported for URL retrieval.
Is the path depth identical to the click depth?
No. Path depth describes directories in a URL. The observed click depth results from the links found in the crawl from the start page.
Why are URLs missing in the link graph?
The crawl is limited and follows only static HTML links of the same origin. The graph shows a maximum of 100 detected URLs; the table and the CSV export contain the complete captured section.
Are there external API costs?
No. The sitemap and optionally the pages are accessed directly via Seitenreport. No paid data provider is used.