When several pages on your site target the same search intent, Google splits authority between them and often ranks none of them well. Cannibalization Spotter finds those overlaps from a list you paste — entirely on your device, no scraping.

1. Paste your pages

One page per line, with the URL and its title or target keyword. Any of these separators work: comma, tab, pipe (|) or " - ".

https://site.com/best-running-shoes, best running shoes
https://site.com/top-running-shoes, top running shoes for beginners
https://site.com/marathon-plan, marathon training plan

A plain URL works too (it reads the slug), and so does a plain keyword with no URL. Tip: export your page list + titles from your CMS, a sitemap, or a crawler and paste it straight in.

2. Find cannibalization

Click Find cannibalization. Pages that target the same intent are grouped into clusters, each marked high or medium risk, with the shared terms and the specific pages listed.

3. Act on each cluster

• Consolidate — keep the strongest page as canonical, merge the others' unique value in, and 301-redirect them.
• Differentiate — re-angle each page to a clearly distinct sub-intent so they stop competing.
• Copy consolidation plan for my AI — copies a prompt listing every cluster; paste it into ChatGPT / Claude / Gemini for a keep/merge/redirect recommendation. One-click plan appears if you add your own AI key in Settings.

Honesty rule

The AI plan must base its advice only on the pages you provide; it must not invent traffic, rankings or metrics. Always sanity-check redirects against your analytics and Search Console.