7 free Content tools
Plan internal links, audit anchor text, check reading time, add AI summary buttons and strip the junk Word and Google Docs leave in your HTML before it reaches your CMS.
Automatically add internal links to an article from a keyword-to-URL list, with rules that prevent over-linking.
Cross-reference Search Console with a Screaming Frog crawl to find pages internally linked with weak, generic anchor text.
Count words and characters as you type, estimate reading time at four speeds and see sentence and word-frequency stats.
Strip the inline styles, spans and junk attributes that Word and Google Docs add, leaving clean, semantic HTML for your CMS.
Strip, de-duplicate or sample the links in a block of HTML while keeping all of the visible text.
Create "Summarise with ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and more" buttons for your blog posts, styled to match your site.
Build a styled "Further reading" block of useful links with titles and descriptions, ready to paste into any page.
Most content problems happen between writing and publishing. Formatting junk pasted from Word, links that never get added and anchor text that repeats the same phrase fifty times all chip away at how well a page performs.
These tools tidy that handover. They help you publish clean, well-linked pages that are easy for people, search engines and AI assistants to understand.
FAQs
Internal links tell search engines which pages matter most and how topics relate. Descriptive anchor text also helps Google understand what the linked page is about.
Word and Google Docs add inline styles, empty spans and tracking parameters. That bloat slows pages, breaks your theme's styling and can produce messy markup for crawlers.
They are links that open ChatGPT, Perplexity or similar assistants with a prompt to summarise your page, encouraging readers to engage with it through AI tools.
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