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SEO analyzer
Point it at a URL and get the technical picture: what renders server-side, what the metadata claims, and what a crawler actually comes away with.
What it does
4 capabilities
- Rendering
- What is in the server response versus what appears after JavaScript runs - the gap that decides whether your content gets indexed at all.
- Metadata
- Title, description, canonical, robots directives and OpenGraph, read as a crawler would read them rather than as you intended them.
- Structured data
- Whether your JSON-LD is present, parses, and says what you think it says. Broken schema fails silently, which is why it stays broken.
- Headings and links
- Document outline and internal linking, so you can see the structure a crawler infers instead of the one you designed.
How it runs
- Step 1
Enter a public URL. The page is fetched and rendered server-side for the check.
- Step 2
Read the rendering, metadata and structured-data results together - they are usually only meaningful in combination.
- Step 3
Fix what it found, or send it to whoever can.
Accepted input
Works on
- Server-rendered pages
- Client-rendered React, Vue and Angular apps
- Shopify, BigCommerce, PrestaShop and WooCommerce storefronts
- WordPress
Reports on
- Server HTML versus rendered DOM
- Title, description, canonical and robots
- OpenGraph and Twitter cards
- JSON-LD validity
- Heading outline
Nothing is uploaded. Nothing is stored.
It runs entirely in your browser, with no account and no server round-trip. Close the tab and it is gone.