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Free Duplicate Page Title Checker

Easily identify and fix duplicate page titles on your website to improve SEO and user experience. Protect your SEO rankings and user experience with the Free Duplicate Page Title Checker – your instant solution to detect and resolve duplicate title tags that dilute search visibility and risk Google penalties. Scan your site in seconds to uncover repetitive or missing titles that confuse search engines, waste crawl budget, and weaken page relevance. Built for SEO pros and content managers, this tool streamlines audits by highlighting issues that sabotage content uniqueness and organic growth. Ensure every page stands out with clear, distinct titles – optimize faster, avoid ranking drops, and align with SEO best practices.

Check Your Website’s Page Titles

Enter your main website URL (e.g., https://yourwebsite.com). We will attempt to find and parse your sitemap to check page titles on up to 100 URLs. Duplicate titles can harm your SEO.

Finding Sitemap and Checking URLs…

Why Duplicate Page Titles Hurt SEO

Page titles are one of the most important on-page SEO factors. They appear in browser tabs and as the main clickable headline in search engine results. Duplicate page titles cause problems because:

  • Search engines may have difficulty understanding the primary topic of each page, potentially ranking them lower.
  • Users in search results won’t be able to easily distinguish between pages with identical titles, reducing click-through rates.
  • They signal a lack of unique content and focus for each page.

Every significant page on your website should have a unique, descriptive, and keyword-relevant page title.

How to Use This Tool

  1. Enter the main URL of the website you want to check (e.g., https://yourwebsite.com).
  2. Click the “Check Page Titles” button.
  3. The tool will attempt to locate your robots.txt file and sitemap(s).
  4. It will extract URLs from the sitemap (up to a limit) and fetch the page title for each.
  5. Results will be displayed in the table below, showing each URL, its page title, and its status (Unique, Duplicate, Missing, or Error).
  6. For duplicates, a link to the page where the title was first encountered will be provided.

Address any duplicate or missing titles by writing unique and relevant page titles for the affected pages.