Free SEO Tools

Discover subdomains in public certificate records. Review unique names and wildcard patterns, then copy or export your results.

Create a campaign URL with clear UTM labels. Keep unrelated query values, review existing tags and copy the finished link.

See which words and phrases recur in your content. Compare counts, inspect one target phrase and review frequency without chasing an ideal percentage.

Compare your page or draft with a reference. Find useful coverage ideas with supporting excerpts and editorial priorities you can review.

Find useful links from one page to candidate pages on the same website. Review existing anchor text and supporting source excerpts before adding links.

Find insecure HTTP resources in an HTTPS page's source. Review resource URLs, categories and source lines before updating your page.

Inspect a public URL's response headers, HTTP status and redirect chain. Find header values and review observations in one report.

Turn pasted content into a concise paragraph or key points. Choose the output language and length, then review and copy your summary.

Create Article, Product or Breadcrumb JSON-LD from your own information. Copy the script or download the JSON and check it before publishing.

Turn a paragraph into a clearer or more concise draft. Choose your language and tone, then compare the result with the original.

Preview your title, description and URL in an illustrative search snippet. Write your own metadata or load it from a public page.

Create a robots.txt file with crawler rules and sitemap URLs. Review the output, then copy or download it for your website.

Create five H1, H2 or H3 alternatives from your topic. Choose a tone, add parent context and copy the headings that fit your page.

Turn a topic into a structured H1–H3 outline. Choose five or seven main sections, add required points and copy the plan as Markdown.

Create five questions from your content with source-grounded answer drafts. Review the source excerpts and see where more information is needed.

Group up to 100 keywords by topic and likely intent. Review suggested clusters, unassigned terms and the original keyword list, then export CSV.

Build a concise writer brief with an objective, audience, outline, questions and research tasks. Turn a topic into practical instructions in 11 languages.

Turn verified product facts into three description drafts with feature bullets. Choose language and tone, then copy the version that fits.

Estimate the likely intent behind a query. Review the reasoning, possible content formats and next steps without treating AI inference as live Google data.

Generate five meta description drafts from your page summary. Choose a language and tone, review character counts and copy your favorites.

Generate up to 20 SEO title ideas from a topic or keyword. Choose title types and tone, then copy your favorites.

Turn one question into grouped research queries and content angles. Copy suggestions or export them as CSV.

Analyze a page URL for titles, meta descriptions, headings, canonical tags, links, images, robots directives, structured data, accessibility, and technical SEO issues.

Check Google keyword rankings by country, review live SERP results, and optionally highlight your own domain in the ranking list.

Analyze one live URL, prioritize errors and warnings, and print or save the finished page-level SEO report as a PDF.

Find ranking competitors for a keyword, audit each result with on-page SEO checks, and compare your domain against pages above you.

Test live or pasted robots.txt rules for search and AI crawlers, then see the exact matching rule and line.

Enter a website or sitemap URL. Check XML files, find errors, and see the URLs included in the inspected sitemaps.

Enter a page URL. Find language-tag errors and check whether alternate pages link back.

Enter a page URL. See its declared canonical and the fixes that need attention.

Check up to 50 URLs for HTTP status codes, redirects and unreachable destinations. Review each chain and export filtered results.

Find noindex in a page’s HTML and HTTP headers. See the directive, its source and whether it applies to Google web search.

Check robots.txt rules for AI search, training and user-requested bots. See the matching rule for your exact URL.

Check a page’s image alt attributes. Find missing, empty and supplied text, with source lines and clear limits.

Read a page’s H1–H6 outline. Find empty headings, skipped levels and multiple H1s with source evidence.

Validate one XML sitemap or sitemap index. Review URL, date and field errors with source evidence.

Create reciprocal HTML, XML or HTTP Link declarations from your own language URLs.

Compare observed noindex and nofollow directives across up to 20 public URLs.

Follow one public URL’s HTTP redirect chain. Inspect statuses, Location headers and the final destination.

Inspect a page’s source links, anchor text and rel values. Separate same-origin, external and same-page links.

Inspect JSON-LD syntax and selected type properties from a page URL or pasted code.

Inspect Open Graph declarations and image groups from a public page’s HTML.

Inspect title, description, viewport, canonical and robots declarations from one public page.

Create a Markdown llms.txt draft from your own site description and curated links.

Create JSON-LD from your real business name, website, address and optional business details.

Extract URL entries from one sitemap XML document. Inspect source fields and download a CSV.

Check a limited set of destinations linked from one public page. Separate broken links from access restrictions.

Review structured data types, required properties, and common schema markup errors.

Find the exact business, confirm its name and address, and copy an available Google review link.