SEO Analyzer
Analyze any URL and see how search engines view your page
How it works
Our tool analyzes your URL in real-time, checking meta tags, heading structure, structured data, Open Graph, performance and much more. In seconds you receive a complete SEO diagnosis.
What we analyze
We check all essential aspects for your site's SEO:
Why analyze your SEO?
Good SEO increases your visibility in search engines, brings more qualified organic traffic and reduces paid advertising costs. Technical issues can prevent your site from being indexed correctly, causing you to miss business opportunities.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this tool analyze?
We analyze title, meta description, canonical, robots, Open Graph, Twitter Card, hreflang, Schema.org, headings hierarchy, image alt text, SSL certificate, sitemap, response time, broken links and Core Web Vitals via PageSpeed.
How does the SEO Score work?
The SEO Score is a 0 to 100 score based on 4 categories: Technical (30%), Content (25%), Social (20%) and Performance (25%).
What is Schema.org?
Schema.org is a structured data vocabulary that helps search engines better understand page content, potentially generating rich snippets in search results.
Why do I need meta description?
Meta description appears in search results. Influences CTR (click-through rate). Should be 150-160 characters describing content.
What are Open Graph tags?
Tags that control how your site appears when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp. Include title, description and image.
Should headings be in order?
Yes! Use only 1 H1 per page. Then H2, H3, H4 in hierarchy. Don't skip levels (H1 → H3).
What is canonical URL?
Tag that tells Google which is the main version of a page when there are duplicates. Prevents duplicate content.
Why is SSL important?
Google prioritizes HTTPS sites. SSL ensures security and trust. HTTP sites lose ranking.
How to improve response time?
Use CDN, cache, compress images, minify CSS/JS, fast server. Ideal: < 200ms.
What are broken links?
Links that return 404 error (page not found). Harm SEO and user experience. Fix all.
Do I need a sitemap?
Yes! Sitemap.xml helps Google find all pages. Especially important for large sites.
How to check indexation?
Use 'site:yoursite.com' on Google. Or Google Search Console for complete indexing analysis.