Analyze and validate your canonical URL configurations to ensure proper duplicate content handling
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Canonical Health Score
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Validation Checklist
URL Comparison
Issues Detected
Recommendations
Bulk Analysis Results
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HTML Extraction
Paste your HTML head content and we'll automatically extract the canonical tag
Side-by-Side Comparison
Compare your page URL with the canonical URL to spot differences
Issue Detection
Identify common canonical problems like duplicates and relative URLs
Smart Recommendations
Get actionable suggestions to fix your canonical tag issues
Health Score
Quick overview of your canonical tag health from 0-100
Bulk Analysis
Check multiple URL and canonical pairs at once
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a canonical tag?
A canonical tag tells search engines which version of a page is the "preferred" version when multiple versions exist. It helps prevent duplicate content issues.
Why do I need a canonical tag?
Canonical tags prevent duplicate content penalties, consolidate ranking signals, and ensure search engines index the correct version of your pages.
Should the canonical URL be absolute or relative?
Always use absolute URLs (with https://) for canonical tags. Relative URLs may cause issues with search engine crawlers.
What does self-referencing mean?
A self-referencing canonical means the page's canonical URL points to itself. This is normal and recommended for most pages.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a canonical tag?
A canonical tag tells search engines which version of a page is the "preferred" version when multiple versions exist. It helps prevent duplicate content issues.
Why do I need a canonical tag?
Canonical tags prevent duplicate content penalties, consolidate ranking signals, and ensure search engines index the correct version of your pages.
Should the canonical URL be absolute or relative?
Always use absolute URLs (with https://) for canonical tags. Relative URLs may cause issues with search engine crawlers.
What does self-referencing mean?
A self-referencing canonical means the page's canonical URL points to itself. This is normal and recommended for most pages.
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Analyze and validate canonical URL configurations. Check for errors, view comparisons, and get recommendations for canonical tag optimization.
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