SEO Outils
Keyword density, sitemap, robots.txt, meta tags, Open Graph — make Google find you.
Overview
SEO tools are scattered across paywalled SaaS dashboards and ad-heavy free tools. This category provides the practical utilities you need for the manual side of SEO — generating sitemaps, robots.txt, meta tags, Open Graph cards — without subscriptions or upload. Pair these with a real analytics product (Google Search Console is free) for the data side.
Common Use Cases
- →Generate sitemap.xml from your URL list.
- →Create robots.txt with allow/disallow rules.
- →Build meta tags and Open Graph cards for social sharing.
- →Audit keyword density on draft articles before publishing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will these tools rank me #1 on Google?
No tool can — ranking depends on backlinks, content quality, site speed, and dozens of other factors. These utilities ensure the technical basics are correct (without errors), which is necessary but not sufficient.
Should every page have unique meta tags?
Yes. Generic site-wide meta descriptions waste a powerful ranking signal. Each significant page should have a description summarizing what's on that specific page — 120–155 characters works well.
How important is robots.txt in 2026?
Mostly a hint, not a rule. Google generally respects disallow directives, but adversarial bots ignore robots.txt entirely. Use it to keep crawlers off admin or duplicate-content pages; for real privacy, use authentication.