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Website SEO Checker (100% FREE)

This website SEO checker inspects one public page's title, meta description, headings, canonical tag, indexing directives, links and more. See what was found in the page code and what to review next.

Free, no signup. Our server fetches the public page once to read its HTML. Nothing is stored.

Checks one page's HTML response. Not a full site crawl and not a Google indexing verdict. Private addresses are refused. Nothing is stored.

Enter a public URL to see what its HTML shows: title, description, headings, canonical, indexing directives and more.

How it works

How to use the Website SEO Checker in three steps.

  1. Step 1

    Choose what to check

    Paste a publicly accessible page URL, plus an optional target keyword.

  2. Step 2

    Read the returned information

    Review each check with the HTML evidence that triggered it.

  3. Step 3

    Use the result

    Fix the issues that matter for that page, then check the same URL again.

A page under review next to example on page findings for the title tag, headings, image alt text and internal links

Examples

Page checks, and what they mean.

  • A service page before publishing

    InputA page titled "Home" with a canonical pointing to another URL.

    ResultCanonical points to a different URL; title found, 4 characters.

    Two concrete things to review before launch.

  • A page hidden by mistake

    InputA landing page with a robots meta tag set to noindex.

    ResultIndexing directives: noindex found.

    Search engines are asked to leave it out. Often left over from staging.

  • A concise title

    InputA 38 character title.

    ResultTitle: 38 characters, OK.

    Short isn't an error, so the checker doesn't call it one.

Good to know

Your results, explained.

  • Checks, not a score

    A useful on page check shows evidence, not a mysterious score. A missing H1, a conflicting canonical or an unexpected noindex deserves investigation. Not every short description is a problem, and not every page needs every element.

  • Start with access

    Check the HTTP status and indexing directives first. A page that returns an error or asks to be left out of the index won't benefit from title tweaks.

  • What this tool can't tell you

    This is a single page inspection, not a site crawl or a Google indexing verdict. Content rendered by JavaScript may not be in the HTML it reads.

  • What to do next

    Open the page, verify the flagged element in its source, fix it, then run the same check again.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

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