SEO tools
SEO tools
Generators for the markup and files a page needs before a search engine can understand it. They produce spec-correct output and explain what they changed — none of them claims to move a ranking, because no tool can.
Every seo tool
Open Graph Generator
Generate og: meta tags and preview the card a shared link produces.
Open toolMeta Tag Generator
Build a clean <head>: title, description, robots, canonical and viewport.
Open toolCanonical URL Generator
Turn a page URL into a correct, escaped rel=canonical tag.
Open toolRobots.txt Generator
Build crawler rules and sitemap directives, with validation that explains the limits.
Open toolSlug Generator
Turn any headline into a clean, URL-safe slug, with a live URL preview.
Open toolSitemap Generator
Build a valid XML sitemap with priorities and change frequency.
Open tool
Everything the head needs
The meta tag generator assembles title, description, robots and viewport in one block. The Open Graph generator writes the og: tags and previews the card a shared link produces, so you see the crop before Slack does. The canonical generator turns a page URL into an absolute, properly escaped link element — a relative canonical resolves against the current page, which defeats the point of having one.
Telling crawlers where to go
The robots.txt generator builds user-agent rules and sitemap directives with validation that explains the limits rather than only flagging them: robots.txt controls crawling, not indexing, and a disallowed URL can still appear in results.
The sitemap generator writes valid XML with changefreq and priority, both of which are hints Google largely ignores. The value is the URL list itself.
Before the page exists
The slug generator turns a headline into a URL-safe slug with a live preview of the finished address. Getting it right now is considerably cheaper than redirecting later.
What these tools do not promise
Correct, valid output — not indexing, not ranking, not deduplication. A canonical is a hint weighed against redirects, internal links and sitemaps; Search Console is where you find out which URL was actually chosen.