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SEO tools ​

The SEO tools category helps website owners with the files and tags search engines read. SEO (search engine optimization) is the work of helping search engines find and show your pages.

Meta Tag Generator ​

Builds the HTML tags that control how a page appears in search results and when shared on social media (Open Graph and Twitter Cards).

  1. Open Meta Tag Generator.

  2. Fill in Page title and Meta description. Counters show the length; titles of up to about 60 characters fit in search results.

  3. Add the optional fields: Canonical URL, Site name, og:image URL (the picture shown when the page is shared), Twitter card type (Summary or Summary with large image) and Author.

  4. Choose Indexing (Index or Noindex) and Link following (Follow or Nofollow), and whether to Include charset tag and Include viewport tag.

  5. Check the Google search result preview, then select Copy under Generated HTML and paste the tags into your page's <head>.

Robots.txt Generator ​

A robots.txt file at the root of a website tells search engine crawlers which paths they may visit.

  1. Open Robots.txt Generator.

  2. Optionally start from a Quick presets button: Allow everything, Block admin + search, Block AI crawlers or Block everything.

  3. Set the Default policy (User-agent: *): Allow all crawlers or Block all crawlers.

  4. Under Custom rules, select Add rule to allow or disallow a path (such as /admin/) for a user agent.

  5. Optionally add a Crawl-delay (seconds, optional) and a Sitemap URL (optional).

  6. Under Generated robots.txt, select Copy or Download, and upload the file to the root of your site.

WARNING

Block everything stops search engines from crawling your whole site. Use it only for sites that should not appear in search, such as a staging copy.

XML Sitemap Generator ​

A sitemap lists the pages of a site so search engines can find them.

  1. Open XML Sitemap Generator.

  2. Paste your Page URLs (one per line). Lines that are not valid URLs are listed separately so you can fix them.

  3. Choose a Change frequency (from always to never; weekly by default) and a Priority.

  4. Optionally set Last modified (optional); Today fills in today's date.

  5. Under Generated sitemap.xml, select Copy or Download.

A sitemap file can list at most 50,000 URLs; the tool warns you if you paste more.

HTTP Status Code Checker ​

Shows the HTTP status code of web pages (such as 200 OK, 301 redirect or 404 not found), the full chain of redirects, and the response headers. See HTTP basics for what the codes mean.

  1. Open HTTP Status Code Checker.

  2. Type up to 20 addresses in URLs to check (one per line, up to 20), for example example.com or https://example.com/old-page.

  3. Optionally choose who to Check as: Dhiva Tools checker, Chrome (desktop), Chrome (Android), Googlebot or Bingbot.

  4. Select Check status (or Check 5 URLs).

Each URL shows its status and redirects. Counts of 2xx, 3xx, 4xx, 5xx and failed checks appear at the top of the results. Select Copy CSV or CSV to take the results into a spreadsheet.

Good to know

This is the one tool that uses the Dhiva Tools server, because browsers block web pages from reading other sites' responses. Only the URLs you enter are sent; the page says they are never logged or stored, and the page body is never downloaded. Only public websites on the standard web ports 80 and 443 can be checked; localhost and private network addresses are refused.

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