Website SEO Checker
Check an important page.
Review the title, description, headings and other public HTML signals on a webpage. This free checker brings the details into one place so you can spot missing information and decide what needs a closer look.
Enter a public page URL
The checker sends this URL to our server to read public HTML. Use a publicly accessible page; login pages and private networks are not supported. It does not change the website.
How to use this tool
Pick the page
Use the full URL of a service, product or content page. The checker reviews that page rather than crawling the entire website.
Read the returned details
Review the HTTP status, heading and link counts, title, description, canonical, robots information and detected schema types.
Confirm the finding
Compare the result with the live page and its intended purpose. Make the appropriate change, publish it and run the check again.
Read the details in context
Title and description
Does the title explain what the page offers? Does the description give a reader a useful reason to visit? Use the actual page content to guide the wording.
Access and indexing signals
Review the response, canonical and robots information. A directive may be intentional, especially on a private, duplicate or unfinished page.
Headings and links
Use the counts to guide a closer review of page structure and navigation. The tool does not judge whether every heading or link is useful to a reader.
| If you find this | Next step |
|---|---|
| A title or description is missing | Check the page editor and SEO settings. Add wording that accurately describes that page. |
| A canonical points to another URL | Confirm which URL should represent the content before changing the canonical. |
| No schema types are detected | Check whether structured data is appropriate for the page and whether any markup is rendered later by JavaScript. |
The checker reads public HTML. A JavaScript-rendered page can show content in a browser that is absent from the initial response. Results do not confirm that Google has crawled, indexed or ranked the page.
Your questions, answered
What does the website SEO checker review?
It returns visible HTML signals including the title, description, robots directives, canonical, H1 and link counts, and detected schema types. It also provides review points from the quick check.
Can I check my whole website at once?
This tool checks one page at a time. Use the results to select further pages or templates for review. A wider audit needs a broader scope.
Does the checker make changes to my website?
No. It reads the public page. You or your developer decide which findings need action and make any changes through your own website.
Why does the result differ from what I see in my browser?
Some websites add or change content through JavaScript after the initial HTML loads. Review the rendered page separately when that affects the information you need.
Does a missing field always mean an SEO problem?
No. Consider the page’s purpose and the wider setup. For example, an indexing restriction may be intentional while a site is under development.
Can I test a page behind a login?
The checker needs a publicly accessible URL. It does not sign in to websites or inspect private networks.
Not sure which findings matter?
Share the checked URL and the result with us. We can discuss whether it needs a page edit, a technical investigation or a wider review.