What we found
The actual title, tags and HTML signals in the response.
Practical SEO tools for every website.
Turn a page URL into clear SEO findings. Check your HTML, understand the evidence and make the changes that matter—with you in control.
YOUR SEO TOOLKIT
A live page, a snippet of HTML, or a question about your next step. Start with the tool that fits the job.
Inspect twelve on-page signals in the HTML your site actually returns. See findings, evidence and what couldn’t be assessed.
Check a page Free · No account neededBROWSER-ONLYInspect page titles, descriptions and social tags from pasted HTML. Keep your sample in your browser.
Inspect your tags BROWSER-ONLYFind duplicate or conflicting canonical tags and compare them with the page URL you intend to use.
Check your canonicalA SCORE IS ONLY THE START
Every result separates what was observed from what’s still unknown. A missing description is actionable. An inaccessible page is missing evidence—not a verdict on your content.
Understand scan coverageThe actual title, tags and HTML signals in the response.
Specific findings with context and a practical next step.
Rendering, indexing and rankings need different evidence.
A WORKFLOW YOU CONTROL
Go from an observation to a reviewed change. You provide the content, make the decisions and keep the final say.
Inspect a public HTTPS page, or check pasted HTML or text. Understand the findings and coverage before editing.
Use an FAQ, service page or article template. Add your own copy and sources, then review each change. AI drafting is unavailable.
Approve eligible work and download a ZIP. This is a review tool, not a staffed review service; nothing is automatically published.
LESS GUESSWORK. MORE KNOW-HOW.
Practical guides for the questions a score can’t answer.
A step-by-step path from building your page to verifying the published result.
Read the guideCheck access, metadata, content and sharing before you publish.
Read the guideUnderstand what the scanner observes and which questions need more evidence.
Read the guideGOOD QUESTIONS
Know what the tools do,
and where their limits are.
Enter a public page address to open URL checks. Bare domains use HTTPS. The scanner reads returned static HTML without running JavaScript; blocked pages and oversized responses have limited coverage. You can also inspect pasted HTML or text separately.
Twelve deterministic checks cover HTTP/HTTPS when observed, title, description, H1, viewport, language, canonical, structured-data presence, social metadata, image alt coverage and content length. Text-only inputs cannot assess HTML-only checks.
No. Checks read supplied content or returned static HTML. Rendered layout, interactions and JavaScript-dependent content are not assessed. Incomplete or blocked pages show what could not be assessed.
No. Checks do not edit or publish your website. You choose what to improve, review the work and approve eligible content before export.
Pasted-page work stays in this browser unless you use a signed-in workspace. Public scan history stores summaries in this browser, not page HTML. Optional explanations send observed finding details, not scraped HTML.
YOUR NEXT BETTER PAGE
A clear finding is the first step toward a useful change.