SEO Tools  Check & Prepare Pages

Have a public URL? Check its metadata, speed and signals in Google results. Preparing a new page? Draft metadata, a sitemap, robots.txt or schema, then recheck the live site after applying changes.

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Website SEO Checker

Review technical SEO signals for one public URL, see grouped findings and choose what to inspect next.

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Meta Tag Analyzer

Read the title, description, canonical, robots and sharing tags in the HTML fetched from a URL.

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Page Speed Test

Choose mobile or desktop; review Lighthouse scores, diagnostics and real-user CrUX data when available.

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SEO Meta Generator

Draft and edit titles and descriptions with local suggestions or KitoTool AI, preview them and export HTML tags.

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SERP Preview

Try a title, description and URL in a simulated desktop or mobile search result.

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Keyword Idea Generator

Generate phrase ideas from topic templates; filter, remove or export CSV. No search volume is included.

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XML Sitemap Generator

Crawl HTML links within one website, review discovered URLs and download an XML sitemap.

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Robots.txt Generator

Draft Allow and Disallow rules for User-agent * with an optional sitemap; review before downloading.

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Schema Markup Generator

Enter real information to draft JSON-LD for six schema types and copy the code.

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Google Index Checker

Check a URL signal in Google site: results, then verify indexing with Search Console.

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Backlink Checker

Check links from source pages or review metrics from a configured provider; check the reported source.

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Google Keyword Rank Checker

Match a domain and URL against sampled Google results for a keyword when a SERP provider is available.

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What can you do with SEO tools?

Online SEO tools help you check a page, prepare metadata and create code for a website. Choose by the work you need to finish: read a report for an existing public URL, or draft content and files before publishing.

Choose an SEO tool by the job

What do you need?Tool and actionWhat to check in the result
Review a published page Website SEO Checker Meta Tag Analyzer

Enter a public URL; start with the technical report or inspect metadata separately.

Check the final URL after redirects, tags and findings to fix. One report does not represent the whole website.
Investigate a slow page Page Speed Test

Choose mobile or desktop and review the run’s diagnostics.

Check each metric’s source and specific issues before changing the page; retest in the same mode.
Prepare ideas, titles and descriptions Keyword Ideas SEO Meta Generator SERP Preview

Choose a relevant idea, edit the wording and try a preview.

Match the page content and real URL; distinguish template ideas from evidence of search demand.
Create website files or markup XML Sitemap Generator Robots.txt Generator Schema Markup Generator

Review sitemap URLs, crawl paths or schema information before exporting.

These tools prepare output. After installing it on your website, open the live file or page and recheck the code.
Review search and link signals Google Index Checker Keyword Rank Checker Backlink Checker

Enter the URL or domain and keyword or source pages required by the tool.

Read the source, time and sample coverage. Compare under the same conditions before concluding that something changed.

Move from a check to the next action

Before publishing a new page

Start with ideas that actually fit the page. Draft a title and description, edit them to explain what readers will get and try the desktop/mobile layouts. After publishing, inspect tags at the live URL.

After a redesign or URL change

Pick an important page and check its final URL, title, headings and canonical. Fix issues in your website, rerun the check and measure performance in the same mode. Apply the fix more widely once it is appropriate.

When preparing sitemaps and markup

Crawl from a starting URL and review discovered pages. Use real paths for robots.txt and visible page information for schema. Review each draft, then install it through your CMS or website deployment process.

Read results and choose the right action

A URL is missing from Google results
Not finding a URL in site: results does not establish that it is unindexed. For a site you manage, check its status and reasons in Search Console using URL Inspection.
Missing user data or a changing speed score
Lighthouse measures a simulated run; CrUX reflects real-user experience and may lack enough samples. Read the source, focus on specific issues and retest the same URL and mode after changes.
A preview differs from the real search result
A preview helps you try wording and layout. Google may choose a different title or description based on content and the query; inspect the page tags and compare with actual results.
A report misses recently updated tags
Check the final URL, website cache and public HTML. Tags added only after JavaScript runs may not be in the HTML read by the tool; inspect with a browser and a suitable tool.

Choose suitable data before checking

URL checks send the address to KitoTool’s server to fetch a page or call the required service. PageSpeed, SERP and backlink reports may use external providers. Use public URLs and avoid addresses containing tokens, passwords or private data.

SERP simulations, keyword ideas and robots.txt/schema drafts are created in the browser. SEO Meta Generator offers local suggestions or KitoTool AI; choosing KitoTool AI sends content to KitoTool’s server for AI processing. Read the tool’s notice before entering unpublished content.

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