Publish pages with a reason to exist
Check the page before scaling it.
Programmatic publishing fails quietly: duplicate URLs, orphaned pages, sitemaps that list what should never be indexed. These free tools run entirely in your browser and show their working — try the inventory check right here.
The studio
URL inventory studio
Exact duplicate groups, near-duplicates under rules you control, host counts and invalid-line reasons for up to 1,000 URLs.
Open the studio → Tool 02Sitemap URL extractor
Paste a sitemap and get a clean, deduplicated URL list with section counts and lastmod checks — ready to audit.
Extract a sitemap → Tool 03Internal link planner
Draft parent-page links from your own inventory. Same-origin, nearest-parent suggestions; ties are left for your judgment.
Plan links → Tool 04Publication readiness checker
The publication checklist as a working tool: purpose, evidence, reachability and the indexing decision, with a plain verdict.
Check a page →The method, in writing
Why quality gates, not volume
A programmatic page earns its place the same way any page does: a distinct job, an answer backed by evidence, and a deliberate indexing decision. Scaling a template before those checks pass does not create more value — it creates more inventory to clean up. The tools here are deliberately small and honest about their limits: they work on the URLs and text you paste, they never crawl your site, and they never turn a guess into a score.
Quick answers
Do the tools upload or store the URLs I paste?
No. Every tool on this page runs locally in your browser: nothing you paste is fetched, uploaded or saved by us. If you use a download button, the file is created on your own device. Reloading the page resets the examples and clears anything you typed.
What does the inventory check on this page actually compare?
It compares the URLs you paste after removing fragments and default ports, and reports exact duplicates, unique addresses and invalid lines. Path case, query strings and trailing slashes are preserved on purpose — on many sites those differences are real, and normalizing them away would hide the problems worth fixing.
Do I need an account, and are the tools really free?
Yes, they are free, and there is no account or sign-up. There is no advertising or affiliate tracking on this site, and your inputs are never tracked. The tools stay small and free because they run entirely on your device instead of on a server.
Will checking my pages here get them indexed?
No tool can promise that. These checks help you fix the things you control — duplicates, orphaned pages, sitemap entries that should not be there — before you scale. Whether a page is indexed remains a search engine decision, which is why the guides treat indexing as a decision to make deliberately, not a default.