SEO Tools | TechnicalSEO.com
A set of free SEO tools to help you make your website technically search engine friendly: robots.txt testing tool, fetch & render, schema.org structured data generator and more!
TechnicalSEO.com | SEO Tools & Insights
Technical SEO is defined by configurations that can be implemented to the website and server (e.g. page elements, HTTP header responses, XML Sitemaps, redirects, meta data, etc.). Technical SEO work has either a direct or indirect impact on search engine crawling, indexing and ultimately ranking.
Schema Markup Generator (JSON-LD) | TechnicalSEO.com
A Schema.org structured data generator that supports the creation of JSON-LD markups. Including all of the required item properties and more.
robots.txt Validator and Testing Tool | TechnicalSEO.com
Test and validate your robots.txt. Check if a URL is blocked and how. You can also check if the resources for the page are disallowed.
Mobile-Friendly Test (Bulk Testing Tool) - Technical SEO
Using Google's API, check if your pages are mobile-friendly or if they have mobile-usability errors. Bulk Mobile-Friendly test, up to 50 URLs at the time.
Fetch & Render | TechnicalSEO.com
SEO tool to fetch and render a webpage as any bot. Get the source code, an HTML snapshot (rendered HTML code), a screenshot and check if resources are blocked from crawling.
Google SERP Simulator (Snippet Preview) | TechnicalSEO.com
This tool provides a Google snippet preview to check how title tags and meta descriptions are displayed in search results. Google might change them but well optimized meta elements are more likely to show up in the SERPs.
Local Search Results Tool - Technical SEO
Check Google or Bing local search results from any location (city or zip code), as well as from desktop and mobile devices.
hreflang Tags Testing Tool | TechnicalSEO.com
hreflang annotations can be hard to implement properly. This tool allows you to quickly check if hreflang tags for a page (HTML and HTTP headers), or in XML Sitemaps, are correct.
Docs: rel="canonical" - Technical SEO
Canonical tags are used to help search engines understand which URL has authority over others. This increases the likelihood of important pages being crawled, indexed, and ranked.