Last updated October 12, 2026 · Report an error
Rather than running the Meta Tag Analyzer, Heading Structure Checker, Alt Text Checker, and Internal vs External Link Counter separately, this tool runs all four checks from a single page fetch and gives you one combined report.
It's the fastest way to get a full on-page SEO snapshot of any public URL.
How it works
Enter a page URL. The analyzer fetches the page once and checks the title, meta description, Open Graph tags, and canonical link; the heading structure (H1 count and level order); every image's alt attribute; and the split between internal and external links. Every issue found is listed in the full report.
- Enter page URL.
- Click Calculate to see your results.
Examples
A page with several issues
A page missing a meta description, with two H1 tags, and three images without alt text would report three separate issues in one pass.
A clean page
A well-optimized page with complete meta tags, one H1, fully described images, and internal links reports no issues found.
Who should use it
- Auditing a page's on-page SEO before publishing.
- Quickly triaging SEO issues across several pages of a site.
Industry applications
- SEO and digital marketing agencies
- Content publishing and editorial teams
Advantages
- Combines four separate checks into a single page fetch and report.
- Reports a clear issue count alongside the full detailed breakdown.
- No account, subscription or watermark.
Limitations
- Can only check publicly reachable pages — not password-protected or internal-network URLs.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Only checking the homepage — SEO issues often vary significantly by page template across a site.
- Ignoring heading structure issues because they're less visible than a missing meta description.
Best practices
- Check a representative sample of page types (homepage, category page, article page), not just one URL.
- Re-run the check after making fixes to confirm the issue count drops to zero.
Tips
- Fix the highest-impact issues first — a missing title tag or H1 usually matters more than a slightly long meta description.
- Re-check pages periodically, since template or CMS changes can silently reintroduce issues site-wide.