Free SEO Tools for Bloggers
A directory of every live Free Seo Lab tool, with a short description, a category, and the exact live URL. Search by name, filter by category, or use the quick guide if you are not sure where to start.
These pages are in-browser helpers. They do not replace Google Search Console, PageSpeed Insights, or the other official tools described in the guide below. This directory does not fetch other websites, and it does not score your site for rankings.
Browse the tools
No tools match that search or filter. Clear the search, or choose All, to see the full list.
Which tool should I use?
These are starting points, not a ranking system. Official Search data still lives in Search Console, and a live speed test still lives in PageSpeed Insights or Lighthouse.
What this directory is for
This page is a map of the free tools on Free Seo Lab, not a replacement for the official services that hold your Search data or run a live speed test. Each card opens the exact live URL for that tool. The titles and addresses were taken from the site's pages feed, so you can trust the link you click. Legal, About, and Contact pages are left out of this list on purpose.
Most of the tools on this site run in your browser. You paste HTML, a CSV, a sitemap, or a robots.txt file, or you edit an image on this device. They do not log into Search Console, they do not crawl your whole site, and they do not invent a Google ranking score. Use them to inspect one page or one file carefully, then confirm important findings in the official reports.
Google Search Console is a free service that shows how Google crawls, indexes, and serves your pages, including query and page performance. PageSpeed Insights reports lab data from Lighthouse and, when enough data exists, real-user field data from the Chrome User Experience Report. Those official tools, along with the Rich Results Test, the Schema Markup Validator, Bing Webmaster Tools, Google Analytics 4, Google Trends, and Keyword Planner, are covered in more detail in the companion article on this site.
How to use the hub
If you already know the name, type it in the search box. If you only know the job, use a category: on-page for titles, headings, snippets, meta tags, and schema; technical for sitemaps, robots.txt, HTTP status, and broken links; content for a draft review or a refresh plan; analytics for a Search Console export or GA4 session counts; images for compression and resizing; and planning for the content calendar. You can combine a category with a search term, for example schema inside On-page, if the list is still longer than you want. Choosing All restores the full set of live tools.
The quick guide answers a shorter question, such as how to tighten a title or review an older post. Those suggestions are starting points. They are not a required order of work, and they are not a claim that one tool will improve rankings. After you open a card, read the honest limits on that page. Some tools never fetch a URL. Some can request a same-origin address only when they run on this site. Image and calendar data stay on this device unless you download a file.
How to read the list
Every card has the live title, a one-line description of what the page does, a category, and a link to the exact URL. If two tools seem similar, the description should tell you the difference. The robots.txt generator builds a file; the tester checks a path against rules you paste. The HTTP status checker reads a response you already captured; the Broken Link Finder reviews links in HTML you paste and does not fetch external URLs. The CTR analyzer compares rows inside your own Search Console export; it does not invent industry click-through benchmarks.
When you need official evidence of what Google crawled, go to Search Console. When you need a live performance test, use PageSpeed Insights or Lighthouse in Chrome DevTools. When you want to test structured data for Google rich results, use the Rich Results Test. The Schema Markup Validator at schema.org is the better fit for generic schema.org syntax. This directory exists so you can find the matching Free Seo Lab helper quickly, then return to those official tools with a clearer question. A small blog does not need every card on the same day. Pick the one that matches the task in front of you, finish that check, and come back when the next job appears.
What this page cannot do
It cannot crawl your site, connect to Search Console or Analytics, or test a live URL from this directory. It cannot rank the tools, promise traffic, or tell you that a free tool is enough for every job forever. The list is hardcoded from the current live pages, so a brand-new tool will appear here only after this page is updated. If a card and a live title ever disagree, trust the live page you actually open. Use the search and filters to find a starting point, then do the real work in the tool and in the official reports that belong to your site.