Free Website SEO Checker
Enter any webpage URL to check its on-page SEO: title tag, meta description, headings, images, links, content, and other important SEO elements.
This checker analyzes the single page you submit, not your whole site. It does not report Google rankings, search volume, backlinks, or traffic, only what can genuinely be read from the page itself.
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This score reflects only the on-page elements this tool actually checks. It is not a Google ranking prediction.
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A website SEO checker reads the actual HTML of a page, the same way a search engine does, and reports back what it finds: whether key elements exist, whether they're reasonably sized, and whether anything is set up in a way that could block the page from appearing in search results. This tool does not guess, estimate rankings, or connect to any ranking data. It reports what is genuinely present in the page's code.
- Title tags and meta descriptions are the headline and preview text searchers see in Google results, and among the strongest on-page signals for what a page is about.
- Headings (H1 through H4) give both readers and search engines a structural outline of the page's content.
- Image alt text describes images for screen readers and search engines, and matters for accessibility as much as SEO.
- Internal linking helps search engines discover and understand the relationship between pages on a site.
- Canonical tags tell search engines which version of a page is the authoritative one when duplicate or similar URLs exist.
- Indexability signals (robots meta tags) control whether a page can appear in search results at all, the single most important technical check on this list.
- Structured data (schema) gives search engines and AI systems explicit, machine readable context about what's on the page.