Run a quick on-page SEO review by pasting a page’s HTML source. Check key metadata, canonical URL, heading structure, and image alt attributes before publishing or updating a page.

What this tool can do

• Title review: check whether a page title exists and review its character count.
• Meta description review: identify a missing description and inspect its length.
• Canonical check: look for a canonical link element.
• Heading review: count H1 elements and list headings found in the pasted HTML.
• Image alt review: count images with missing or empty alt attributes.

How to use the website seo audit checker

1. Open the page source or copy the relevant HTML.
2. Paste the HTML into the audit field.
3. Click Audit Page.
4. Review missing metadata, heading counts, canonical details, and image alt findings.
5. Fix relevant issues and recheck the page after updating it.

Important notes

• This is a quick client-side review, not a complete technical SEO crawler.
• Results depend on the HTML you paste; JavaScript-rendered content may be missing from source HTML.
• Search rankings and indexing status cannot be determined from on-page HTML alone.

Frequently asked questions

What does an SEO audit check?

An audit can review metadata, headings, indexability, links, structured data, performance, and other technical or content signals.

Does a good audit score guarantee rankings?

No. SEO results depend on many factors, including relevance, competition, links, crawlability, and search engine systems.

Why does the tool say metadata is missing?

The pasted HTML may not include the relevant element, or the element may be added later by JavaScript.

Can I audit an entire website?

This tool reviews the supplied page HTML. A site-wide audit requires crawling multiple pages.

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