SEO Analyzer

Enter your page URL in the analyzer. The tool fetches your page and audits: title tag, meta description, H1-H6 structure, image alt attributes, and keyword density — all in seconds.

A basic SEO audit checks: title tag (50-60 chars), meta description (150-160 chars), H1 heading presence (exactly one), H2-H6 hierarchy, image alt text, page load signals, canonical tags, and keyword usage.

The H1 is your page's main heading — Google gives it more weight than other text. Every page should have exactly one H1 that includes your primary keyword. Multiple H1s confuse search engines about your page's topic.

A good meta description is 150-160 characters, includes your primary keyword naturally, and provides a compelling reason to click. While Google doesn't use it as a direct ranking factor, it affects click-through rates.

Add descriptive alt text to every meaningful image on your page. Alt text should describe the image content and include relevant keywords where natural. Decorative images should have empty alt text (alt='').

A score of 80+ (on a 100-point scale) generally indicates strong on-page optimization. Key factors: unique title tag (50-60 chars), compelling meta description (150-160 chars), one H1 with primary keyword, keyword in first paragraph, fast load time, and all images with alt text.

Focus on the basics: 1) Write a descriptive title tag for every page, 2) Add a unique meta description, 3) Use one clear H1 heading per page, 4) Add alt text to all images, 5) Write helpful content that fully answers the search query. This tool identifies which of these are missing.

Yes. The analyzer is completely free, needs no account, and runs no limits on how many pages you check. Paste a URL and get a full on-page audit — score, prioritized issues, and fixes — in seconds.

It verifies HTTPS, a mobile viewport meta tag, the HTML lang attribute, charset, a canonical URL, robots indexability (noindex detection), JSON-LD structured data, favicon, hreflang tags, HTTP status, response time, and page weight — the technical foundations Google checks first.

Yes. It reads your og:title, og:description, og:image, twitter:card and related tags, tells you whether they're complete, and renders a live preview of how your link will look when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and X/Twitter.

Every score is a transparent rollup of real checks measured directly from your page's HTML — nothing is randomized or fabricated. The same page always produces the same score, so you can use it to track progress as you fix issues.

Yes. The analyzer works on any public URL, so you can benchmark a competitor's title, description, heading structure, word count, internal linking, and structured data to see where your page can outrank theirs.

Title and meta tags, heading (H1–H6) hierarchy, image alt attributes, and keyword distribution — the elements you can control directly on the page.

The H1 signals a page's main topic to search engines and users. A missing, duplicated, or vague H1 weakens that signal and can hurt rankings.