SEO Title Generator
Build title tags from patterns and check their pixel width against search results.
Audit a page's on-page SEO from its HTML.
A browser cannot fetch another domain and read the response, so the HTML has to be pasted. Nothing you paste leaves your device.
Lets the canonical tag and internal links be judged properly.
Checked against the title, description, H1 and body text.
SEO Audit Tool reads a page's HTML and reports every on-page signal that matters, in one pass: the title tag and its pixel width, the meta description, the heading structure, the canonical URL, the robots directives, Open Graph and Twitter Card tags, structured data, image alt attributes, and the internal and external links.
It replaces about a dozen single-purpose checkers. Rather than running a meta title checker, then an H1 checker, then an Open Graph checker and keeping notes, you paste the HTML once and get everything, with each finding marked as a problem, a warning or fine, and ordered so the things that matter appear first.
The checks are the ones that genuinely move the needle, not a padded list. A missing or duplicated H1, a title that will be truncated, a canonical pointing somewhere unexpected, an accidental noindex, Open Graph tags that will produce a bare link when shared, images with no alt text, structured data that will not parse: each of these costs you something real, and each is reported with what is wrong and what to do about it.
This tool reads HTML you paste rather than fetching a live URL. A browser is not allowed to request another domain and read the response, so no page on any site can genuinely crawl yours without a server behind it. To get the HTML: open your page, press Ctrl+U or Cmd+Option+U for the source, select all and copy.
Nothing you paste leaves your browser. There is no upload, no log and no account, which makes it safe to analyse a staging site or an unpublished draft.
The seo audit tool is used by writers, developers, students, marketers and anyone else who needs the job done once without installing software. Common cases include:
No, and nothing running purely in a browser can. Browsers block a page from reading another domain's response, which is a security rule, not a limitation of this tool. You paste the HTML; everything else is real analysis of it.
Open the page and press Ctrl+U, or Cmd+Option+U on a Mac, to see the source. Select everything and copy. For a page built by JavaScript, use the browser's inspector and copy the outer HTML of the html element instead.
In order: an accidental noindex, a missing or duplicated H1, a wrong canonical, a missing title, and a missing meta description. Those five cause most of the damage this tool finds.
Because search results truncate on width, not character count. A title of capital Ws is far wider than one of lowercase i's at the same length, so characters mislead.
One at a time, which is the honest limit of pasting source. For a whole site you need a crawler running on a server.
No. It is parsed in your browser and never transmitted, so it is safe to audit a staging site.
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Build title tags from patterns and check their pixel width against search results.
Build meta descriptions from patterns and check their width against search snippets.
Check every image on a page for missing, empty or unhelpful alt text.
Find internal links, their anchor text and the faults that stop them working.
Preview the title, URL and description as a search result, on desktop and mobile.