SEO Audit
Scan a page or an entire sitemap for title, meta, Open Graph, Twitter Card, and structured data issues.
What we check
Title
Should be present and 50-60 characters long so it isn't truncated in search results.
Meta description
Should be present and 110-160 characters long to make full use of the search snippet.
Meta keywords
Largely unused by modern search engines, but its presence is still checked for completeness.
Open Graph
Checks for og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url, and og:type, used for social share previews.
Twitter Card
Checks for twitter:card, twitter:title, and twitter:description, used for X/Twitter share previews.
Rich results
Checks for JSON-LD (application/ld+json) or microdata (itemscope) structured data that can power rich snippets.
Canonical URL
Should point to this page's own URL to avoid duplicate-content issues with search engines.
Robots meta
Flags pages accidentally set to noindex, which blocks them from appearing in search results.
H1 heading
Pages should have exactly one <h1>; zero or multiple both hurt SEO.
Image alt text
Images should have descriptive alt text for accessibility and image search visibility.
HTML lang attribute
The <html lang> attribute helps search engines and assistive technology identify the page's language.
Viewport meta
A viewport meta tag is required for pages to render correctly on mobile devices.
URL structure
Flags uppercase letters, underscores, spaces, or excessive length in the URL path.
Duplicate tags
Flags multiple <title> or canonical tags on the same page, which is invalid and confuses search engines.