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Free SEO tools built to check one problem at a time. Get a simple result you can act on before making a larger SEO or website decision.
Check a website Clarity · Phase 01
Check public website signals: page performance, links, SEO readiness, or URLs listed in sitemaps. Each tool explains what its result can and cannot tell you.
Start here Tool 01
Start with a broad check of public SEO signals. Review the findings and suggested next steps, then use a focused tool for the question you need to investigate further.
Run the free SEO auditWhat you get
Enter one live URL to review PageSpeed-style performance signals and identify the improvements most likely to matter.
Enter a live URL to classify its internal and external links, then review anchor text and nofollow use.
Enter a website to count URLs listed in its public sitemaps. Paid options can estimate pages beyond the sitemap and save a report.
Improve one page Content · Phase 04
Use these tools while writing and editing. They help you improve relevance, readability, search-result copy, and URL clarity before the page goes live.
Paste your copy and target keyword to see how often the term appears and which phrases dominate the page.
Paste your copy to estimate reading ease and grade level, then identify long sentences and hard-to-read wording.
Enter a live URL to preview its search title and description, then check whether either one may be cut off.
Enter a proposed page title and target keyword to check relevance, length, and truncation risk before publishing.
Enter a proposed meta description and target keyword to check whether the copy is clear, relevant, and likely to fit.
Enter a proposed page title to estimate its display width and check whether desktop or mobile search results may shorten it.
Enter a proposed URL and target keyword to check whether the page address is concise, readable, and on topic.
Review a technical signal Code · Phase 03
Robots directives, canonicals, headings, and alt text are small tags with outsized effects on how your pages get crawled and indexed.
Add the website, paths, and crawler rules you need. The tool creates a file you can review and copy.
Enter a live URL to see whether the page has a canonical tag and whether the preferred URL appears valid.
Enter a live URL to find its H1 heading, count repeated H1 tags, and review the page topic at a glance.
Paste page HTML to count images with useful, empty, or missing alt attributes before the page is published.
Work with Enok
Share the website and the decision you are trying to make. Enok will tell you whether the issue needs a quick fix, a deeper audit, or a broader growth plan.
