#seo

Generate, preview, and import every meta tag your page needs — SEO, Open Graph, Twitter and more.

Preview how your title, description, URL, and image will look in Discord, X, and search results before publishing.

A client-side tool that builds copy-paste redirect configuration for four popular servers from a list of from→to path pairs, using the status code you pick (301 or 302).

Free interactive on-page SEO audit checklist with 40+ actionable checks across seven categories. Tick items off, track a weighted completion score and per-category progress, then copy a markdown audit report. Your progress is saved locally in your browser.

An in-browser tool that analyzes the keyword density of a text, listing the most frequent phrases alongside word, character and sentence counts and reading time.

Generate a robots meta tag and X-Robots-Tag HTTP header with toggles for noindex, nofollow, noarchive, nosnippet, noimageindex, notranslate, max-snippet, max-image-preview, max-video-preview and unavailable_after.

Tune title, URL, and description and see exactly how Google, Bing and DuckDuckGo will render the snippet.

Build, validate, and audit Google Analytics campaign URLs with naming convention enforcement and reverse parsing.

Generate Schema.org JSON-LD structured data with form-based UI for 12 common types (Article, Product, LocalBusiness, Recipe, FAQ, HowTo, Person, Organization…).

Copy-paste-ready JSON-LD for FAQ, Article, Product, Local Business, Breadcrumbs, How-To, Recipe, and Event.

Generate, validate, and split sitemap.xml files with handling for 50k URL limits and image/video extensions.

Build a pixel-perfect Twitter / X card preview, validate against best practices, and copy a head-ready snippet or Next.js Metadata literal.

Audit H1–H6 hierarchy, catch SEO and accessibility issues, and export a clean document outline.

Generate, validate, and audit hreflang tags in HTML, HTTP header, XML sitemap, Next.js Metadata, and JSON.

Visually build, parse, and test robots.txt files with rule matching that follows Google's spec.