How to use this tool
Enter the URL of the public webpage you want to inspect. The analyzer fetches the page and reports the SEO signals that are visible in the returned HTML and HTTP response.
1. Enter a public page URLUse the full HTTP or HTTPS address of the page you want to analyze.https://example.com/blog/seo-guide/
2. Click AnalyzeThe tool fetches the URL and inspects its HTML, response headers and structured data.Analyze
3. Read the result cardsReview OK, INFO and ATTENTION signals. INFO is contextual and does not automatically mean something is wrong.ATTENTION = review
What does it check?
Technical: HTTP status, response time, content type and HTTPS.
Metadata: title, title duplication, meta description, canonical and related metadata.
Indexability: robots meta and X-Robots-Tag directives.
HTML structure: language, viewport, H1, H2 and H3 counts.
Images: image count plus missing, empty and text ALT attributes.
Content: detected content scope and approximate word count.
Links: internal, external, nofollow and empty-link counts.
Social: Open Graph and Twitter/X metadata signals.
Structured data: JSON-LD count, JSON validity and detected schema types.
Evidence: results are based on what the fetched page actually returns.
Important: This tool is an inspection aid, not a Google ranking score. Title length, word count, one-H1 structure, social tags and structured data presence should not be treated as fixed Google ranking requirements. Response time shown here is server-side fetch time, not Core Web Vitals. The analyzer also does not replace Google Search Console or a full Rich Results validation workflow.