Technical SEO
Status, HTTPS, indexing, canonical, viewport, language, encoding, and HTML size.
Free website SEO audit
Find the SEO issues holding your page back
Inspect technical SEO, metadata, content structure, images, links, social previews, and structured data in one actionable report.
✓No signup✓Public signals only✓Actionable recommendations
COMPLETE PAGE REVIEW
One URL, six focused SEO audits
Clear signals, honest limitations, and recommendations you can act on.
Metadata
Title, description, favicon, and robots directive consistency.
Content structure
H1 usage, heading hierarchy, subheadings, and readable content depth.
Social previews
Open Graph title, description, image, URL, and Twitter/X card signals.
Structured data
JSON-LD detection, schema types, and malformed JSON checks.
Images and links
Alt attributes, dimensions, lazy loading, internal links, and anchor quality.
SEO CHECKER GUIDE
Turn the report into a practical fix plan
Good SEO starts with access and clarity, then builds relevance and trust.
Make the page accessible
Start with a successful response, HTTPS, indexable robots directives, mobile viewport, and one preferred canonical URL.
Clarify the search intent
Use a unique title, useful description, one descriptive H1, and content that completely answers the visitor’s task.
Strengthen page context
Organize headings, add descriptive internal links, useful image text, and accurate structured data where appropriate.
Validate after publishing
Rerun the page audit, test structured data, inspect Search Console, and monitor real search performance over time.
COMMON QUESTIONS
SEO Checker FAQ
What this report can tell you, and where responsible SEO analysis has limits.
What does an SEO checker analyze?
This checker reviews crawlability signals, HTTP status, HTTPS, title and description, canonical and robots tags, headings, content depth, links, images, social metadata, structured data, language, viewport, and other visible on-page SEO elements.
Can an SEO checker guarantee Google rankings?
No. An audit can identify technical and on-page improvements, but rankings also depend on content quality, relevance, competition, backlinks, user experience, site reputation, and search-engine systems.
What is a good SEO score?
A higher score means more recommended checks passed on the inspected page. Treat the score as a practical checklist, not a search-engine ranking score. Prioritize verified errors and warnings over the number alone.
Why can some pages not be analyzed?
A website may block automated requests, require authentication, restrict bots, or return an access-denied response. The checker can only analyze public information returned by the website.
Does this SEO audit store the URL or page content?
The tool requests the public URL through the secure inspection endpoint to produce the report. QuickDeveloperTools does not use the page content to create an account or personal profile.
How often should I run an SEO audit?
Run an audit after changing templates, metadata, navigation, structured data, redirects, or major page content, and periodically to catch regressions.
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