Free SEO Tools
Explore free tools for keyword research, technical SEO, metadata, content and YouTube. Choose your task and get straight to the right tool.
Choose a task
Open a focused tool
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Technical SEO
Run quick technical checks before a deeper audit so crawlability, sitemap, link, and page issues do not block growth.
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Four tools for everyday SEO questions
See the kind of output each tool provides, then open it with your own inputs. All previews below use illustrative sample data.
Keyword Research
What could my audience search for?
Expand a seed topic across search engines, marketplaces, and video search.
| Keyword idea | Words |
|---|---|
| email marketing | 2 |
| email marketing tools | 3 |
| email marketing for small business | 5 |
Suggestions help discovery. They are not measured search volume.
Research keywordsKeyword Rank Checker
Where does my domain appear?
Review an organic ranking position and the page behind it.
| Example keyword | Position |
|---|---|
| email marketing tools | #8 |
| email campaign guide | #12 |
| email automation | Not found |
Example domain: example.com. Actual positions depend on the returned snapshot.
Check a keyword rankCore Web Vitals Checker
How do these measurements compare?
Assess LCP, INP, and CLS from measurements you supply.
| Example field metric | Assessment |
|---|---|
| LCP · 2.1 s | Good |
| INP · 170 ms | Good |
| CLS · 0.06 | Good |
Bring PSI or CrUX measurements. This tool does not fetch a report from a URL.
Assess your measurementsSitemap Analyzer
What can I discover in a sitemap?
Find sitemaps and inspect the URLs returned by the analyzer.
| Sample sitemap entry | Type |
|---|---|
| example.com/products | Page |
| example.com/blog | Page |
| example.com/contact | Page |
Illustrative entries only. Analyze your own domain or sitemap to get real results.
Analyze a sitemapBuild your workflow
Move from a question to your next action
Use one tool for a quick answer, or follow a sequence when you are working on a larger SEO task.
01
Research
Explore how people describe a topic before choosing a keyword or content angle.
- Keyword Research
Explore search suggestions across platforms.
- Amazon Keyword Tool
Find product-focused keyword ideas.
- YouTube Keyword Tool
Research video search topics.
02
Check
Inspect crawl access, page metadata, and supplied performance measurements.
- Sitemap Analyzer
Review sitemap discovery and entries.
- Robots.txt Tester
Inspect crawl rules for a website.
- Core Web Vitals Checker
Assess your LCP, INP, and CLS measurements.
03
Improve
Prepare clearer snippets and review how a page describes its content.
- SEO Title Generator
Draft page title options.
- Meta Description Generator
Explore description options for a page.
- Title & Meta Checker
Inspect an existing page’s metadata.
04
Measure
Spot-check rankings, then use connected monitoring when you need changes over time.
- Keyword Rank Checker
Check a domain against one keyword.
- Bulk Website Rank Checker
Review up to five keywords together.
- Bing Rank Tracker
Check a domain in Bing search results.
Put the tools to work
Choose tools by the SEO job you need to finish
Each free tool is useful on its own, but the library works best when you combine tools around a concrete SEO task.
01
Plan a new page
Validate search demand, collect related keyword ideas, group intent, and shape the first version of the title and meta description.
02
Fix a page that is not growing
Check crawlability, links, metadata, content length, and competing SERP patterns before deciding whether to update copy or technical signals.
03
Prepare a quick SEO audit
Use site and URL-level checks to collect evidence, prioritize fixes, and decide which deeper SearchVector workflow to run next.
From a quick check to your next action
Practical checks for everyday SEO work
SearchVector's free SEO tools are designed as entry points into practical workflows: research a topic, inspect a page, spot the issue, improve the copy, then decide what to do next.
Useful before signup
Start with public tools when you need a fast answer, quick check, or first-pass content brief.
Connected to a platform
Move from a lightweight check into deeper SearchVector workflows when the task becomes recurring.
Built for SEO teams
Use the tools for research, QA, content briefs, technical checks, metadata refreshes, and client-facing discovery.
Go to your platform
Research where your audience searches
Start with Google, Bing, Amazon, or YouTube. Each page uses the shared keyword research interface with its platform selected.
From a check to a routine
Keep checking. Start tracking.
A public tool answers a specific question. A connected SearchVector project helps you review your own search performance and keep ongoing SEO work in one place.
Use public tools for
- Exploring keyword ideas
- Inspecting a page or sitemap
- Checking an organic ranking snapshot
- Copying a result into your research notes
Use the dashboard for
- Connected Google Search Console analysis
- Ongoing rank tracking and historical views
- Recurring site monitoring
- Project-based SEO reporting
Connected workflows require an account. Availability and limits depend on the tool and plan.
Choosing your SEO tools
A few practical answers before you start.