SEO URL Checker

Enter any URL and get an instant SEO audit of its on-page factors.

How it works

The checker fetches the page server-side and extracts title, meta description, H1–H6 headings, canonical, robots meta, Open Graph tags, links, images with alt text, word count and HTTP status. Each check is scored with a clear pass/warning/fail recommendation.

Worked example

Paste a blog post URL and immediately see that its title is 68 characters (too long), it has two H1 tags and a missing meta description — fixing those in minutes improves its snippet.

Recommendations

Check every new page before publishing, not after a traffic drop
Fix missing titles, descriptions and alt text first — they are the quickest wins
Re-check pages after content changes to keep on-page SEO healthy

Tips & advice

Compare your page against competitors by checking several URLs side by side
Pay attention to H1–H2 hierarchy, not just their presence
Use the checker on landing pages that receive paid traffic to protect conversion quality

HTTP Header Checker

View the full HTTP response headers of any URL to audit caching and security.

Robots.txt Generator

Generate a standards-compliant robots.txt file that tells search engines exactly what to crawl.

Sitemap Generator

Generate a valid XML sitemap that helps Google and Bing discover and index every page of your site.

.htaccess Generator

Generate a secure and fast Apache .htaccess file with redirects, caching, compression and security headers.

SEO URL Checker

Enter any URL and get an instant SEO audit of its on-page factors.

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Step by Step

SEO URL Checker — step by step

Paste the full URL of the page you want to analyze, including https://

Click Check URL and wait a few seconds while the tool fetches and analyzes the page.

Read each on-page factor and its pass/warning/fail status, from title to images.

Apply the recommendations, save your changes and re-run the check to confirm.

Help Center

SEO Tools FAQs

A full on-page audit: title, meta description, headings structure, canonical, robots, Open Graph, image alt text, internal links, word count and HTTP status.

Check new pages before publishing, after major content edits, and re-audit your top pages quarterly to catch drift.

The check fetches raw HTML plus rendered content. For the most accurate results on JS-heavy sites, test the static HTML Google receives.

The title tag and meta description, because they control the snippet and click-through rate from search results.

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