Free SEO tools.

I built these tools for tasks I run into often on my own projects: checking whether a title will be truncated in search results, turning a title into a clean URL, writing a careful robots.txt for a WordPress site or preparing complete hreflang tags for a bilingual site.

Small details matter when you work with real-world text. An emoji can look like one character but consist of several code points, the Turkish dotted and dotless i are different letters, and "books" and "book" may describe the same topic. These tools use Unicode grapheme counting and locale-aware rules from the start, with first-class support for Turkish.

If you are not sure where to start, try this order. When preparing new content, check its length with the word counter and repetitions with the keyword density checker. Test the title and description in the SERP preview, then create the tag block with the meta tag generator. Pick the page address with the slug generator.

For site-level work, the schema generator prepares structured data, the robots.txt generator writes crawl rules and the .htaccess redirect generator creates 301 rules for moved pages. On multilingual sites the hreflang generator helps, and for campaign links the UTM builder keeps tagging consistent.

Every tool runs entirely in your browser. The text you type, the URLs you enter and the CSV files you load are never sent to a server or stored. When you create a share link, you decide whether your inputs are included; if you include them, anyone with the link can read them.

Each tool page includes a guide explaining how it works, which rules it applies, its limits and common mistakes. Results are helpful estimates or local checks; to verify how a live site behaves, use them together with tools such as Google Search Console. If something looks wrong or you would like to suggest a new tool, send me a message.