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SEO and content preparation tools

Draft the parts of a page that help people understand and share it, then check the published page itself.

Write for the searcher first

Create a clear title and description that match what your page offers. A keyword-density number is only a diagnostic; repeated terms alone do not make a page more useful.

Check what crawlers can reach

Use a robots.txt generator to prepare a draft, then verify your final file on the live site. A sitemap lists important canonical URLs; it does not guarantee those URLs are indexed.

Preview how your content may appear

Use Open Graph and meta-tag tools to check titles, descriptions and share images. Social platforms can cache previews, and search engines may rewrite displayed snippets.

Open a tool

Meta tag generatorCreate title, description, and canonical HTML tags.Sitemap XML generatorTurn a list of URLs into a basic XML sitemap.Robots.txt generatorCreate simple crawl directives and a sitemap line.Open Graph previewPreview how a title, description, and image may appear.Keyword density checkerCount words and target phrase frequency.Blog, video & email title ideasGenerate editable blog titles, video titles, and email subjects.Readability checkerEstimate English reading ease from text.Word & character counterCount words, characters, sentences, and paragraphs.Reading time calculatorEstimate reading time from a pasted text.

Before you start

Will an XML sitemap guarantee indexing?

No. A sitemap helps discovery, while indexing depends on whether a page can be crawled and meets a search engine’s criteria.

Is keyword density a ranking target?

No fixed percentage guarantees rankings. Use clear wording that answers the reader’s question.

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