Duplicate Content Checker

It finds exact duplicate title tags, exact duplicate meta descriptions, missing titles and descriptions, very similar titles, and page pairs whose extracted crawl text has more than 80% word overlap.

No. Duplicate content can be normal and is not automatically a violation of Google's spam policies. Search engines commonly choose a representative canonical URL. Review duplicates when they create confusing page choices, split reporting across URLs, or consume crawl resources unnecessarily.

The checker compares text extracted from crawled pages and flags pairs with more than 80% word overlap. Shared navigation, footers, templates, short pages, and crawl coverage can affect the result, so inspect each pair before treating it as duplicate content.

Yes. An initial guest scan is available without an account. A Free account includes 5 scans per month, and crawl depth depends on the plan and available page coverage.

No. It does not retrieve target keywords, queries, rankings, impressions, or clicks. Similar titles and body text can identify pages worth reviewing, but confirm cannibalization with search-performance data and a manual intent comparison.

Use a redirect when an alternate URL no longer needs to remain available. Consider a canonical hint when similar URLs must remain accessible but one should be treated as the preferred version. First confirm the pages' purpose, user value, internal links, and technical requirements; the checker does not choose the correct fix automatically.