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Canonical & Indexability Checker

Canonical, robots, noindex & HTTP index signals

Töltse ki a bal oldali paraméterűrlapot, majd kattintson a Generálás gombra az adatok elemzéséhez.
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Algoritmus-optimalizálás és SEO betekintés

Hogyan segíti ez az eszköz a keresési láthatóságot és a tartalom rangsorolását.

Free canonical tag checker and indexability analyzer from Zetawala. Fetch a public URL to inspect canonical, robots meta, X-Robots-Tag, HTTP status, and robots.txt accessibility—then get a deterministic indexability score so you catch wrong canonicals and accidental noindex early.

Gyakorlati használati példa

Szabványos bemeneti paraméterek és a várt optimalizálási kimenet.

Minta bemenet

URL: https://example.com/page?utm_source=email

Generált kimenet

Canonical → /page · Robots: index,follow · X-Robots: none · Indexable: yes · robots.txt accessible

Gyakran Ismételt Kérdések

Alapvető válaszok a technikai rangsorolási és keresőindexelési kérdésekre.

What makes a page non-indexable?
Common causes include noindex (meta or X-Robots-Tag), soft/hard blocks, error statuses, or a canonical pointing to a different URL.
Should every page have a canonical tag?
Self-referencing canonicals are recommended—especially for parameterized, paginated, or near-duplicate URLs.
What is X-Robots-Tag?
An HTTP header that can set robots directives (like noindex) without an HTML meta robots tag. This tool reports it when present.
Does robots.txt alone remove a page from Google?
No. robots.txt controls crawling. Use noindex (and indexing tools) when you need a URL kept out of the index.
Can wrong canonicals hurt SEO?
Yes. They can consolidate signals to the wrong URL or hide important pages from the index.
Is the indexability score from Google?
No. It is a deterministic Zetawala score from fetched headers and HTML signals—not an official Google metric.