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Instant Analysis
Get a comprehensive on-page SEO report for any public URL in seconds.
Meta Tags
Analyze the length and content of title tags and meta descriptions against SEO best practices.
Social Graph
Check if the website is properly configured for sharing on social media with OpenGraph tags.
Image Alts
Identify images that are missing 'alt' attributes, which is critical for accessibility and image SEO.
What is the Website SEO Checker Free Tool?
How to Analyze a Website
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this SEO Checker analyze?
It analyzes critical on-page SEO factors including the Title Tag, Meta Description, Headings (H1, H2), Word Count, Keyword Density, Canonical Tag, OpenGraph (social) tags, Robots meta directives, and Image Alt Attributes. It provides actionable recommendations for any missing or suboptimal elements.
Why is the Title Tag important?
The Title tag is one of the strongest ranking signals for search engines. It also determines the clickable headline displayed in search results. A well-crafted title tag improves both rankings and click-through rates (CTR).
What are OpenGraph tags?
OpenGraph (og:) tags dictate how your website appears when shared on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Having proper og:title, og:description, and og:image tags drastically improves social engagement.
Why do images need alt attributes?
Alt attributes provide a text alternative for search engines to understand what the image depicts. They are crucial for image search rankings and for visually impaired users using screen readers.