SEO checker
Find the small on-page issues standing between your website and better search visibility.
How to check your website’s SEO
Use this free SEO checker to spot on-page issues and decide what to fix next.
Enter the URL of the page you want to check.
Click Check SEO to review its title, description, headings, and other SEO basics.
Use the items marked for review to improve your page, then check it again after updating.
Frequently asked questions
It checks the page title, meta description, H1 headings, canonical URL, indexing directives, and whether the page contains parseable JSON-LD structured data.
Enter a public page URL in the free SEO checker and select Check SEO. Review the on-page SEO checks, fix the flagged issues, and test the page again. Each report covers one URL; check other important pages separately.
The checker reads the HTML returned by your server without running JavaScript. Content added only by JavaScript may not appear in the report. Pages that require a login or block automated requests may also be unavailable.
No. This is a check of basic page signals, not a complete SEO audit or a prediction of rankings. It does not confirm that a search engine has indexed the page.
Review each failed check for a specific fix and, where useful, a code example. Add a descriptive page title and meta description, make the main heading clear, and check that canonical and indexing settings match your intentions. Use Copy for my agent to take the instructions into your coding assistant.
An on-page SEO checker reviews signals on a single URL. A full website SEO audit also examines issues across pages, such as broken internal links, duplicate content, and crawlability. Use this tool for quick page checks; it does not crawl your whole website or track keyword rankings.
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