Free SEO tools
Find and fix what keeps your pages out of the top results: crawling and indexing problems, broken links and redirects, missing structured data, weak titles and keyword overlap โ each checked in seconds, with no sign-up.
Bulk SEO Audit Beta
Audit up to 100 URLs at once and export the results to Excel or CSV.
Competitor Comparison
Compare SEO signals and website performance against competitors.
Bulk Indexability Checker
Check indexability signals across multiple URLs.
Robots.txt Generator
Generate a robots.txt file for search engine crawlers.
Sitemap Generator
Generate XML sitemaps for better search discovery.
Schema Generator
Generate structured data markup for your website.
Redirect Checker
Inspect HTTP redirects and identify redirect chains.
Broken Link Checker
Find broken and inaccessible links on your pages.
Backlink Checker
Analyze backlinks and discover links pointing to a website.
Internal Link Suggestions
Find contextual internal linking opportunities.
Keyword Cannibalization Checker
Identify pages competing for the same search terms.
Keyword Density Checker
Analyze keyword usage and content frequency on a page.
Search Intent Cluster
Group keywords by search intent and build smarter content strategies.
Meta Tag Generator
Create optimized title, description, robots, and meta tags.
SERP Preview
Preview how your page could appear in search results.
Programmatic SEO Generator
Plan scalable SEO pages and programmatic content structures.
Why use SEO Tools?
Rankings depend on two things you control: whether search engines can crawl and understand your pages, and whether each page clearly answers one search. These tools cover both โ the technical side (robots.txt, sitemaps, redirects, indexability, schema) and the on-page side (titles, descriptions, keywords, internal links).
Which tool should I use?
- Start with the free SEO audit for an overall score and a ranked list of fixes.
- Pages not showing in Google? Run the bulk indexability checker, then the robots.txt and sitemap tools.
- Lost traffic after a redesign or migration? Check redirects and broken links first.
- Two pages competing for the same keyword? Use the cannibalization checker and search-intent clusters.
Frequently asked questions
Which SEO tool should I start with?
The free SEO audit. It checks a page across nine areas and ranks the problems by impact, then links you to the specific tool for each fix.
Do these tools replace Google Search Console?
No โ they complement it. Search Console shows how Google already sees your site; these tools let you test and fix pages yourself, instantly, including pages Google hasn't crawled yet.
Are the results accurate for any website?
They read the same public HTML, robots.txt and sitemap that search engines read. A few large sites block automated tools; when that happens the tool says so instead of guessing.
