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SEO Friendly URL Checker

Check a URL for the things that make it awkward to crawl, share or keep: capitals, underscores, depth, parameters and file extensions.

  • 100% free
  • No sign-up

Analysed in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere, and the page is never fetched.

What this tool does
  • Nothing is fetched — the URL is analysed as you type
  • Catches capitals, which create duplicate URLs on most servers
  • Explains why hyphens beat underscores to Google
  • Flags depth, parameter count and exposed extensions
  • Free, no account, no daily limit
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The short version

What is SEO Friendly URL Checker?

A URL is read by three audiences: a crawler, a person deciding whether to click it in a results page, and a person pasting it into a message.

Most URL advice is cosmetic, but a few of these choices have real consequences. Capital letters are the sharpest: paths are case-sensitive on most servers, so /Page and /page can serve identical content at two addresses and split every signal between them. Underscores are the second — Google treats a hyphen as a word separator and an underscore as a joiner, so my_seo_guide reads as one long word while my-seo-guide reads as three. The rest, depth and parameters and file extensions, are about durability: a URL tied to .php is a URL you cannot keep when the stack changes, and every link to it dies with it. This tool checks all of that without fetching anything.

Step by step

How to use SEO Friendly URL Checker

  1. 1

    Paste a URL

    A full address or a bare domain — https:// is assumed if you leave it off.

  2. 2

    Fix capitals first

    These are the ones that can genuinely duplicate a page across two addresses.

  3. 3

    Swap underscores for hyphens

    On an existing URL, only if you are willing to redirect. On a new one, always.

  4. 4

    Treat depth and parameters as a structure signal

    Six segments deep usually means the page is buried, and that is a navigation problem rather than a URL one.

What's inside

Everything this tool
does for you

  • Runs entirely in your browser — the URL is never sent or fetched
  • HTTPS check
  • Capital-letter and underscore detection
  • Path depth and length
  • Query-parameter count
  • Exposed file-extension detection
Questions

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