Event Schema Generator
Dates, venue, tickets and status as Event JSON-LD.
Build an image sitemap so Google can find pictures it would miss.
A page URL on its own line, then its images indented beneath it. Add a caption after a pipe. A blank line starts the next page.
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The Image Sitemap Generator writes an image sitemap from a list of pages and the images on each, with the correct namespace and structure. It is for the cases ordinary crawling misses — images loaded by script, served from another host, or set as CSS backgrounds — and it says so rather than implying every site needs one.
List each page with the images on it and the generator writes the image sitemap with the correct namespace and structure. Captions and titles can be added per image, and several images can share one page entry.
An image sitemap is not something every site needs. Google finds images through ordinary crawling perfectly well when they are in an img tag with a src the crawler can read. Where it earns its place is the cases where that is not true: images loaded by JavaScript after the page renders, images served from a separate CDN host, galleries built by a lightbox script, and background images set in CSS. In all of those, the picture exists but the crawler has no path to it. Listing them explicitly is the fix, and it is the only fix.
Each page becomes one url entry holding all of its images, which is what the protocol expects.
The image namespace declaration is included, without which the entries are ignored entirely.
The per-page image cap is enforced, with a warning rather than a silently truncated file.
Caption and title tags are supported and clearly marked as deprecated by Google in 2022.
The output can be pasted into a normal sitemap rather than published separately.
Start a line with the page address the images appear on.
Indent or prefix each image line, one per image, with an optional caption after a pipe.
Every page becomes one url entry holding all of its images.
Save the XML, reference it in robots.txt, and submit it in Search Console.
Only if Google cannot find your images by crawling. Ordinary img tags with a readable src need nothing. Images loaded by script, served from another host, or set as CSS backgrounds are invisible to a crawler, and for those a sitemap is the only route in.
Up to 1,000 images per page URL. In practice a page listing hundreds of images is usually a gallery, and the images are more likely to be indexed if they are spread across pages that each say something about them.
Google deprecated the caption, title, licence and geo_location tags in 2022 and now ignores them — only image:loc is read. They remain valid in the protocol and other search engines still read some of them, so this tool can include them, but do not expect Google to use them.
Yes, and it is often simpler. The image namespace can be added to an existing sitemap and image entries nested inside the url entries that are already there. A separate image sitemap is just a tidier way to do the same thing.
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