Understand your SEO.
Know what to fix.

Find page issues and broken links. Preview how your content appears in search and shares. Turn your findings into edits you can use.

Free public tools. No account or credit card needed.

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Example page report

See what needs
your attention.

Read the page’s HTML. Find missing metadata, review headings, and check images and links.

example.com/gardenExample
Page title foundA useful starting point
Found
!
Description missingTell readers what this page offers
Review
!
Images without alt textAdd descriptions where useful
Review
Export the findings for your next edit

From “where do I start?”
to your next good edit.

One page, one clear workflow. Start with a check and take the useful parts into your next edit.

  1. 1

    Bring your page

    Paste a public URL or your HTML. Prefer writing? Start from a content brief.

  2. 2

    Choose your next edit

    Check the findings. Open the tool for your title, sharing card, page structure or crawler access.

  3. 3

    Review and take it with you

    Refine the result, then copy or export it. Apply the changes in your website’s editor.

The details that make
a page easier to find.

A toolkit for the words, tags and structure behind your first impression. Explore the tools you need, when you need them.

A search result that says
what your page is about.

Refine your title and description together. Compare the original with your edits on desktop and mobile.

Try the search editor
Illustrative example

Find the missing pieces.

Headings, image alt text, links and metadata. See the evidence and decide what to fix.

Inspect a page
Illustrative example

Check access before
chasing visibility.

Review search and AI crawler rules, sitemaps and language-page links.

Check crawler access
Illustrative example

A useful first draft.

Thirteen drafting and rewriting workflows. Turn your facts into text you can review, edit and reuse.

Start a content draft
Illustrative example

Make every share clearer.

Preview Open Graph and X cards. Edit the text, load the image and export your meta tags.

Build a sharing preview
Illustrative example

Markup you can understand.

Explore JSON-LD as a tree. Find a key or value, fix the syntax and export a clean block.

Explore structured data
Illustrative example

A good next step,
whatever you’re working on.

Launching a new page

Check the essentials, then refine how your page appears in search and shares.

Check the page

Refreshing an article

Review the heading outline, repeated phrases and metadata before your next revision.

Review keyword focus

Serving more than one language

Inspect hreflang declarations, HTTP status and links back between language versions.

Check language pages

All the tools.
A clear place to start.

Use the free public toolkit today. Content drafts currently use local rules; Google sign-in, AI and Pro are coming later.

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A few things
worth knowing.

What can I do here?

Inspect a public page, improve its search and sharing metadata, organize content drafts, check crawler access and hreflang, explore structured data, count keyword phrases and look up public domain records. Each tool explains the evidence and what to review next.

Do I need to sign in or pay?

The public tools are free and work without sign-in. Pro, Google sign-in, AI generation and cloud account features are not active yet. You can use the current tools, edit results and export your work now.

What do I need to get started?

A public page URL, HTML or a content brief. Start with the page inspector, review the findings, then open the relevant editor. Copy or export the result and apply the changes to your own website.

Does AI Dot SEO change my website or guarantee rankings?

No. You decide which changes to apply. Reports inspect the data they can collect, previews simulate layout and current content drafts use rules and formatting. They do not guarantee indexing, rankings or AI citations.

Make your next page
your clearest yet.

Start with one URL. See what you can improve.

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