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We check title, meta, headings, canonical, Open Graph, keywords, and 20+ more factors.
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Get a prioritized list of issues with clear fix instructions — no guesswork needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
It checks 25+ on-page SEO factors: title tag (length, keyword), meta description, H1–H4 heading structure, canonical URL, robots meta tag, Open Graph tags, Twitter Card, viewport meta, keyword density, internal/external link counts, image alt texts, page URL structure, HTTPS, duplicate content signals, and more.
Yes, 100% free! No account, no credit card, no limits. Just paste your URL and get results instantly.
Some websites block cross-origin requests (CORS). When a direct fetch fails, the tool falls back to a CORS proxy. If still blocked, the site has strict security headers. Try auditing the HTML source directly by pasting it in the textarea mode (coming soon).
Each of 25 checks carries a weight (Critical = 5 pts, Warning = 3 pts, Info = 1 pt). Your score is (earned points / total possible) × 100. Scores 80+ are excellent, 60–79 good, 40–59 needs work, below 40 critical.
No — this is an on-page SEO auditor. It checks the HTML/content signals on your page. For ranking data you'd need Google Search Console or a rank-tracking service.
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🔗 Links Analysis
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📖 How to Use
- Enter the full URL of the page you want to audit (e.g. https://example.com/page).
- Click Audit Now — results appear in seconds.
- Review the score ring and sub-category scores.
- Fix Critical issues first, then Warnings, for the biggest SEO impact.
SEO Audit Tool — On-Page SEO Analysis for Better Search Rankings
Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is the practice of making web pages more visible and relevant to search engine algorithms so they rank higher in organic search results. On-page SEO — optimising the content and HTML structure of individual pages — is the most controllable aspect of SEO and the logical starting point for any site owner trying to improve their rankings.
This tool analyses the HTML source of a web page and produces a structured audit covering the most impactful on-page SEO factors: title tag, meta description, heading hierarchy, keyword usage, image alt attributes, internal linking, page speed signals, and structured data. Each finding comes with a specific recommendation explaining what to fix and why it matters.
Key On-Page SEO Factors Analysed
| Factor | What's Checked | Ideal Target |
|---|---|---|
| Title Tag | Presence, length, keyword inclusion | 50–60 characters, target keyword near start |
| Meta Description | Presence, length, CTR signals | 120–160 characters, includes keyword + call to action |
| H1 Tag | Presence, count (should be exactly 1), keyword | Exactly 1 H1, matches page topic |
| Heading Hierarchy | H2/H3 structure, logical nesting | Clear hierarchy without skipping levels |
| Image Alt Text | % of images with alt attributes | 100% of content images have descriptive alt text |
| Canonical Tag | Presence and correctness | Present and points to correct URL |
| Schema Markup | JSON-LD or microdata presence | Relevant schema for page type (Article, Product, FAQPage) |
| Word Count | Total content word count | 800+ for informational pages; 300+ for tools/calculators |
The Title Tag: Your Most Important On-Page SEO Element
The title tag is the most direct signal to search engines about what a page covers and the primary text shown in search result snippets. Google uses the title tag to determine relevance for keyword queries — getting it right is more impactful than any other single on-page change:
- Length: 50–60 characters displays fully in desktop SERPs; Google truncates longer titles
- Keyword placement: Place the primary keyword as close to the beginning as possible — earlier position = higher weight
- Brand suffix: Adding " — BrandName" at the end builds brand recognition without burying the keyword
- Unique per page: Every page should have a distinct title; duplicate titles prevent individual pages from ranking for their specific terms
- User-intent matching: Match the title to what users are actually searching — "Buy iPhone 15 Online Pakistan" performs better than "iPhone 15 Pakistan Price" if commercial intent is the goal
How to Use This Tool
- Open your target web page in a browser
- Right-click → "View Page Source" (Ctrl+U / Cmd+U)
- Select all (Ctrl+A) and copy the entire HTML source
- Paste into the audit tool's input field
- Enter your target keyword(s) for density analysis
- Click Analyse — results appear within seconds
Frequently Asked Questions
Does fixing on-page SEO guarantee a ranking improvement?
On-page SEO is necessary but not sufficient. Google uses 200+ ranking signals. On-page factors tell Google what your page is about; off-page factors (backlinks, domain authority) tell Google how trustworthy and authoritative your page is. Fixing on-page issues removes obstacles to ranking and typically shows improvement within 2–12 weeks for pages that already have some authority.
What keyword density should I aim for?
Modern Google does not use a specific keyword density target — and "over-optimisation" (keyword stuffing) is actively penalised. Focus on using your target keyword naturally in the title, H1, first 100 words, and a few times throughout the content. Use LSI keywords (semantically related terms) to provide topical depth. A density of 1–2% is a rough guide, but relevance and quality matter more than any specific number.
How does this differ from tools like Screaming Frog or Ahrefs?
This tool provides instant on-page analysis of a single page's HTML without any crawler setup — it's useful for quick checks and understanding SEO principles. Professional tools like Screaming Frog, Ahrefs, and SEMrush crawl entire sites, track rankings over time, analyse backlink profiles, and provide competitive intelligence. Use this for immediate single-page analysis; use those for comprehensive SEO campaigns.
Why is schema markup important?
Schema markup (structured data) tells search engines the type and meaning of page content, enabling rich results: FAQ sections in SERPs, product ratings, recipe cards, event listings, breadcrumbs. Rich results increase Click-Through Rate (CTR) by 20–30% for pages that achieve them. The most impactful schemas for Pakistani sites are FAQPage, Product, LocalBusiness, and Article.
Is my HTML source code sent to a server for analysis?
No — all HTML analysis is performed by JavaScript running in your browser. The HTML you paste is not transmitted to any server. This is particularly important if you're auditing internal pages, staging environments, or pages behind authentication that shouldn't be accessible from external servers.