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Get a practical technical SEO report with metadata, headings, images, links, social tags, schema, sitemap checks and keyword frequency.
Analyze your website’s SEO performance with our free SEO checker. Identify technical SEO issues, review meta tags, check heading structure, find missing image ALT attributes and understand how to improve your website’s on-page SEO.
Get a detailed SEO audit of your webpage with actionable insights into titles, meta descriptions, headings, links, images, schema and technical SEO elements.
Features
| Feature | SEO-Friendly Description |
|---|---|
| SEO Score | Understand your webpage’s technical SEO score |
| Title Tag Checker | Check title presence and length |
| Meta Description Checker | Review your meta description and length |
| Heading Checker | Analyze H1–H6 heading structure |
| Image ALT Checker | Find images with missing ALT text |
| Link Analysis | Review internal and external links |
| Schema Checker | Detect structured data on your webpage |
| Robots.txt Check | Review robots.txt availability |
| Canonical Check | Check canonical URL configuration |
| Open Graph Check | Review social sharing metadata |
How to Use Our Free SEO Checker
1. Enter your website URL.
2. Click the Analyze Website button.
3. Wait for the SEO audit to complete.
4. Review your SEO score and detailed results.
5. Fix the highlighted issues and analyze your page again.
What Does Our SEO Checker Check?
Our SEO checker reviews important webpage elements such as title tags,
meta descriptions, headings, image ALT text, links, canonical tags,
schema markup and other technical SEO signals.
FAQ - Free SEO Checker
A free SEO checker analyzes a webpage and identifies common on-page and technical SEO issues, including metadata, headings, links and images.
Yes, the basic SEO audit is available for free. Usage limits, if any, should be clearly mentioned on the website.
You can analyze publicly accessible webpages that your server can fetch. Websites blocking automated requests or requiring authentication may not be fully analyzable.
No. An SEO score measures selected technical and on-page signals. Search rankings also depend on content quality, search intent, competition, links and other factors.
Yes, if the webpage's HTML exposes the image elements and their ALT attributes, the tool can identify images that appear to be missing ALT text.
No. A standard page audit cannot determine actual monthly visitors from public HTML alone. Actual traffic requires analytics or Search Console data.