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An HTML sitemap is a webpage that lists all of the pages on your website in a structured format. It's an index or directory of your website's pages that makes it easier for users and search engine robots to navigate your site. HTML sitemaps are different from XML sitemaps, which are machine-readable files used by search engines to index your site's pages.

HTML sitemaps are designed to be accessible to users, so they're usually organized hierarchically and linked from your website's footer or main navigation menu. HTML sitemaps often include category pages, product pages, blog archives, and other important pages on your site.

HTML sitemaps can be especially useful for large websites that have a lot of pages, or for websites with complex page structures. They can also help with SEO by providing a clear structure for search engine robots to crawl and index your site.