Small, honest SEO tools for people who build and run websites: write the structured data, the meta tags and the clean URL that every page needs, check them as you type, and copy the result into your site. They work for English and Arabic pages, run entirely in your browser and need no sign-up.
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Start with the slug generator to fix the page address, then use the meta tag generator for the title, description, canonical and share tags, checking the SERP preview on desktop and mobile. Finish with the schema markup generator, which builds JSON-LD for the type of page you have, such as an article, product, local business or job posting, and flags missing required fields.
4 free tools
Three generators that cover the parts of a page search engines read first: structured data in JSON-LD for 12 schema.org types, title, description, robots, Open Graph and X/Twitter tags measured in pixels, and URL slugs for English and Arabic titles, one at a time or in bulk.
A keyword density checker that counts words and 2- and 3-word phrases in English and Arabic text or HTML, shows where your target keyword appears and exports the counts as CSV. For plain word, character and reading-time counts, use the word counter.
A page reaches a searcher in three layers. The URL is the first thing that is fixed, and changing it later means redirects, so settle the slug before you publish: short, readable words joined by hyphens, in Arabic or in Latin letters. Next come the head tags, which shape the blue link and the snippet: the title and description are measured in pixels because results are cut by width, not by characters, and the canonical, robots and share tags decide which version is indexed and how a link looks in WhatsApp or on LinkedIn. Last is structured data, which describes the page in the schema.org vocabulary so search engines can understand a price, an opening time or a job's salary. Good markup makes a page eligible for rich results; it never guarantees them, and Google may still rewrite a title or pick its own snippet.
Most SEO tools assume English. These ones preview Arabic results right to left, clean diacritics and tatweel out of Arabic slugs or write them in Latin letters, and accept Arabic digits, Gulf currencies and Sunday to Thursday opening hours in the schema forms. Nothing you type is uploaded: the tags and the JSON-LD are built on your device.
More browser-based SEO tools are planned for this section and are not available yet: a robots.txt generator with presets for AI crawlers, an Open Graph preview for shared links, a UTM link builder, a redirect rule generator and an hreflang tag generator. Each one will get its own page only when it is built and tested, and will then appear in the list above.
Yes. There is no sign-up, no daily limit and no paid tier. The tools run in your browser, so we have no per-use cost to pass on.
No tool can promise that. They help you get the basics right: a clean URL, well-sized titles and descriptions, correct canonical and robots tags, and valid structured data. Rankings also depend on your content, links and how well the page answers the search.
Fix the URL with the slug generator before the page goes live, then write the head tags with the meta tag generator, then add JSON-LD with the schema markup generator and test the live URL in Google's Rich Results Test.
Yes. The slug generator keeps Arabic slugs or writes them in Latin letters, the SERP preview shows Arabic results right to left, and the schema forms accept Arabic text and digits.
No. Titles, descriptions and schema fields stay in your browser and are not sent to our servers.