Free Canonical Tag Generator
What is a Canonical Tag?
A canonical tag (rel="canonical") is a simple HTML element that tells search engines which version of a URL is the "master" copy. Using canonical tags effectively is essential for preventing duplicate content issues and improving your SEO ranking.
Why Use This Tool?
Manually typing HTML code can lead to syntax errors. Our Canonical Tag Generator helps you:
- Prevent Errors: Instantly create error-free HTML code.
- Save Time: Generate tags for multiple pages in seconds.
- Improve SEO: Ensure Google indexes the correct version of your content.
How to Add Canonical Tags in Blogger
- Enter your URL in the tool above and click "Generate Tag".
- Copy the generated code.
- Go to your Blogger dashboard, select Theme, and click Edit HTML.
- Paste the code inside the
<head>section.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is a self-referencing canonical tag?
A self-referencing canonical tag is when a page points to itself as the master version. This is an SEO best practice recommended by Google to prevent scraper sites from stealing your rankings.
Do I need canonical tags for every page?
Yes, it is highly recommended to have a canonical tag on every page. If a page has no duplicate, it should point to itself (self-referencing).
Can I use this tool for WordPress or other platforms?
Absolutely! While this guide mentions Blogger, the HTML code generated (<link rel="canonical" ... />) is universal and works on WordPress, Wix, Shopify, and custom HTML sites.
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