SEO Analyzer
Analyze any webpage's SEO and get a comprehensive score out of 100
SEO Analysis
Usage Examples
Well-Optimized Page
A fully optimized webpage with all meta tags, social media tags, structured data, proper headings, and good content length. Expected score: 90+
Partially Optimized Page
A blog post with basic SEO elements but missing social media tags, structured data, and some optimizations. Expected score: 50-70
Poorly Optimized Page
A minimal page with almost no SEO optimization - missing meta tags, headings, and structured data. Expected score: below 30
Features
Comprehensive SEO Score
Get a detailed SEO score out of 100 covering basic SEO, technical aspects, content quality, social media, and structured data
Actionable Checks
Each SEO factor is individually checked and scored with pass, warning, or fail status and improvement suggestions
Social & Schema Analysis
Check Open Graph tags, Twitter cards, and JSON-LD structured data for proper social media and search engine integration
Export Reports
Download detailed JSON reports or print your SEO analysis for sharing with your team or clients
How to Use?
Enter URL
Type or paste the URL of the webpage you want to analyze in the input field.
Review Results
Check your overall SEO score and review each category: Basic SEO, Technical, Content, Social Media, and Structured Data.
Take Action
Address failed and warning checks to improve your score. Download the report for reference.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is SEO Analyzer?
A quick way to check how well any webpage is optimized for search engines. Paste a URL and get a score out of 100, broken down into five categories: basic SEO, technical SEO, content quality, social media tags, and structured data. Each check tells you exactly what is working and what needs fixing.
What It Checks
Over 25 individual factors including title tags, meta descriptions, heading hierarchy, image alt text, internal and external links, Open Graph tags, Twitter cards, and JSON-LD schema. Each factor gets a pass, warning, or fail status so you know where to focus.
How to Use the Results
Start with the failed checks since those have the biggest impact. Then work through the warnings. Common quick wins include adding missing meta descriptions, fixing heading hierarchy, and adding Open Graph tags for social sharing. You can export the full report as JSON for your team.
Tips
Run the analysis on your most important pages first, especially your homepage and top landing pages. Check competitor pages to see how they score. Re-analyze after making changes to track your progress.
Privacy Note
The URL is fetched through our server to get around browser CORS restrictions, but we do not store the HTML content or your results. The analysis happens in your browser.