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See how your title tag and meta description may look in Google before you publish.

Turn JPG and PNG images into smaller WebP files right in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Count words, characters, sentences and reading time, and see which words you repeat most.

Keep a simple log of every web directory you submit your site to. Add directories straight from the Bloghints lists, mark each one as submitted, approved or rejected, save the date and the live listing URL, and export everything as a CSV. Your data stays in your own browser.

Fill in your site details once and get a ready-to-paste submission kit: your real title, descriptions cut to 100, 160, 250 and 500 characters at sentence ends, keywords and one consistent name, address and phone line. It also warns about links, capitals and keyword stuffing.

Paste your draft to highlight stock phrases that make writing sound machine-made, such as "delve into" or "unlock the potential". Each match comes with a plainer option and a score per 100 words. It is not an AI detector: it shows where your text sounds generic, so you can fix it.

Paste old and new addresses, one pair per line, and get Apache rules ready for your .htaccess file. It writes 301 redirects and 410 rules for deleted pages, handles old ?id= style URLs, points redirect chains straight to the final page, stops loops and can force https and www in one step.

Fill in a short form and copy a clean block of head tags: title, meta description, canonical, robots, Open Graph and X (Twitter) cards. A live preview shows how your link may look when someone shares it, and warnings catch long titles, missing images and http addresses before you publish.

Build a robots.txt file for WordPress, Blogger or any other site in a few clicks. Keep crawlers out of admin and search pages, choose which AI training or AI search bots to block, add your sitemap line, then test any page path to see if Googlebot or an AI crawler may visit it.

Turn a list of spam links or a Search Console export into a clean disavow.txt that Google accepts. Choose whole domains or single pages, merge your old file, leave out your own domain and get a warning when a trusted site slips in. The tool also checks Google's line and size limits.

Type a short main keyword and get dozens of longer search phrases built from questions, beginner guides, comparisons, price words, audiences and local terms. Every idea is tagged as informational, commercial, transactional or local, so you can plan the right page type, then export the list as CSV.

Answer 12 quick yes-or-no questions while you look at a web directory and get a score out of 100 with a Submit, Maybe or Skip verdict. Red flags such as a required link back or spam listings mean Skip right away. Save the directories you check and export your list as CSV.