Keyword Cannibalization Checker

Cannibalisation becomes a risk when several URLs on one site chase the same intent and search engines cannot identify the best result. Paste a simple URL-to-keyword map and this checker flags exact duplicates and strong word overlap across different pages. The report identifies review candidates, not automatic redirects: similar keywords can deserve separate pages when their intent differs.

How to use it

1. Paste each URL and target keyword separated by a tab or vertical bar.
2. Choose balanced or strict matching.
3. Review conflicts that place similar targets on different URLs.
4. Decide whether to merge, differentiate, redirect, canonicalise, or leave each page alone.

Frequently asked questions

Is every keyword overlap a cannibalisation problem?

No. Two pages can share vocabulary while serving different intents. It is a problem when they compete for the same task and neither has a clear purpose.

How can I fix keyword cannibalisation?

Common options are merging overlapping pages, redirecting a weaker duplicate, differentiating their intent, improving internal links, or selecting a canonical URL where duplication is necessary.

What data should I paste?

Use one row per page with its URL, then a tab or | character, then its primary target keyword. Search Console landing-page queries are a useful starting point.

Does this tool crawl my website?

No. Everything stays in your browser. It analyses only the URL and keyword pairs you paste.

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