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Explore SMTP2GOSiteTend Meta Robots
Find unintended indexing restrictions, conflicting crawler instructions, and invalid preview directives.
Add markup containing the document head and robots metadata.
Start with indexing restrictions, conflicts, and invalid directives.
Paste HTML and select Analyze meta robots.
Help
Use one generic robots tag when explicit restrictions are needed. Avoid conflicting values, and review noindex, nofollow, snippet, archive, and preview limits before publishing.
Questions
It checks generic and crawler-specific tags, duplicates, index and follow policy, conflicts, invalid directives, preview limits, archives, snippets, and image-indexing restrictions.
No. In its absence, search engines generally use index and follow defaults. Add a tag when the page needs an explicit policy.
No. X-Robots-Tag headers can impose separate rules and must be checked independently.
No. Analysis runs in your browser, and pasted HTML is excluded from analytics.
Apply the result
Resolve contradictory directives first. The most restrictive supported instruction may control how a crawler handles the page.
The checker cannot see X-Robots-Tag headers, crawler-specific support, or the page's actual index status.
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