For site owners without an SEO background
Most SEO tools are built for agencies and professionals who use them every day. They assume you know what a crawl budget is, why a canonical tag matters, and how to read a backlink profile. They also cost anywhere from $100 to $500 a month, which makes no sense for a website owner who just wants to know whether their site is set up correctly and what to fix first.
Short answer
This page is six free tools that check and fix the technical and AI-visibility side of your website: a site audit, a robots.txt tester, a schema generator, a meta tag generator, an llms.txt generator, and a key facts box creator. No account, no trial, no cost. If you are not sure where to start, run the Site Audit Tool first.
- Six tools, covering site health, crawler access, structured data, search result appearance, AI guidance files, and AI-citation formatting.
- No account, no paid plan, and nothing to install.
- Works on any platform, including WordPress, Webflow, Wix Studio, Squarespace, Framer, Lovable, Canva Sites, Carrd, and more.
The tools on this page are built for a different situation. You have a website. You want it to show up on Google and in AI search results. You do not have an SEO background and you are not going to pay for enterprise software to get basic answers. These tools give you those answers for free, without requiring an account, without a trial period, and without assuming any prior knowledge.
Each tool covers one specific task. You paste a URL or fill in a field, and you get a clear output with an explanation of what it means and what to do next. The goal is not to replace a professional SEO audit. It is to give you enough information to make good decisions about your own site without needing one.
Why these tools matter in 2026
Getting a website found in search has always required getting a few technical things right. Page titles, crawlability, structured data, mobile performance. These are not new requirements. What has changed is that AI search tools like Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, and Perplexity have added a second layer of requirements on top of the traditional ones.
AI systems do not just index pages. They read them, extract specific information from them, and decide whether to cite them as sources when someone asks a question. To be cited reliably, your pages need to be structured in ways that make the key information easy to extract. That means clear headings, direct answers, accurate schema markup, and in some cases dedicated files like llms.txt that give AI systems explicit guidance about your site.
None of this requires advanced technical knowledge. It requires doing a small number of things correctly and consistently. These tools help you do exactly that, covering both the traditional search requirements and the newer AI visibility ones, without charging you anything.
What you’ll find in the toolkit
The tools live at app.allineedformywebsite.com and cover the most common tasks that come up when you are trying to get a website found in search.
Start here
Site Audit Tool
Paste your URL and get a report covering the things Google and AI search tools look for: page titles, mobile-friendliness, page speed, indexing status, internal links, and AI search structure. It tells you what is working, what needs fixing, and what to prioritise first. If you are not sure where to start with your site, this is the right first step.
Crawler access
Robots.txt Tester
Your robots.txt file tells search engine bots and AI crawlers which parts of your site they can and cannot access. A misconfigured robots.txt can accidentally block Google from crawling your entire site, or block AI retrieval bots from citing your content, without you ever knowing. This tool checks your file and flags any rules that could be causing problems, including rules that affect AI crawlers specifically.
Structured data
Schema Generator
Schema markup is structured code you add to your pages that helps Google and AI systems understand what your content is about. It tells them whether a page is an article, a product, a FAQ, a local business, or something else, and pulls out the key details in a format they can read reliably. Adding schema is one of the most consistent ways to improve how your pages appear in search results and how often they get cited by AI tools. This generator creates the correct code for your page type without you needing to write it manually.
Search results
Meta Tag Generator
Your meta title and meta description are what appear in Google search results. The title affects your ranking. The description affects whether someone clicks on your result rather than the one above or below it. Getting both right is one of the simplest and highest-impact things you can do for any page on your site. This tool helps you write them correctly and checks them against the recommended character limits and best practices before you publish.
AI guidance
llms.txt Generator
An llms.txt file sits in your site’s root directory and gives AI systems structured guidance about your site, what it covers, who it is for, and where the key content lives. It is a relatively new format and not yet required by any major AI system, but it is a straightforward signal that costs nothing to add and helps AI tools understand your site more accurately. This tool generates the file in the correct format so you can upload it without needing to write it from scratch.
AI citation
Key Facts Box Creator
A key facts box is a structured summary of the most important information on a page, formatted so AI search tools can pull it directly into their answers when someone asks a relevant question. Pages that include a clearly labelled key facts section are more likely to be cited in AI Overviews and similar features than pages that bury the same information in running prose. This tool helps you create one for any page on your site, with the right structure and formatting to maximise the chance of being picked up.
How to use these tools
Go to app.allineedformywebsite.com to access all six tools in one place. Each tool includes guidance on what the output means and what to do with it. If you are not sure where to start, begin with the Site Audit Tool. It gives you the broadest picture of where your site stands and points you toward whichever of the other tools is most relevant for your specific situation.
The tools work on any website platform including Lovable, Webflow, Wix Studio, Canva Sites, Squarespace, Framer, WordPress, Carrd, and more. You do not need to install anything or give the tools access to your site. Everything runs from a URL or a form input.
Free tool
Not sure which tool you need?
Start with the Site Audit Tool. It checks your whole page in one pass and points you toward whichever of the other five tools matters most for your site. No account needed.
Key takeaways
- These tools cover six specific tasks: site auditing, robots.txt checking, schema generation, meta tag writing, llms.txt creation, and key facts box formatting.
- None of them require an account, a trial, or payment, and none of them need access to your site or hosting.
- They cover both traditional SEO requirements and the newer requirements that come from AI systems reading and citing web content directly.
- If you only use one, start with the Site Audit Tool. It’s built to point you toward whichever of the others actually matters for your site.
- These tools give you enough information to make good decisions about your own site. They’re not a replacement for a professional audit if your situation is more complex than a typical small business site.
FAQs
Yes. All six tools are free to use, with no trial period, no credit card, and no paid tier to unlock additional features. There’s no account requirement either.
Start with the Site Audit Tool. It checks the broadest range of things Google and AI search systems look for, page titles, mobile-friendliness, speed, indexing, and AI search structure, and points you toward whichever of the other five tools is most relevant to what it finds.
Yes. They work on any website platform, including Webflow, Wix Studio, Squarespace, Framer, Lovable, Canva Sites, Carrd, and more. Everything runs from a URL or a form input, so the tool doesn’t need to know or care what platform generated your site.
No tool can guarantee a ranking or a citation, since both depend on factors outside any single page, like competition and overall site authority. What these tools do is make sure the technical and structural basics, crawlability, schema, meta tags, and clear formatting, aren’t the reason you’re being missed.