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Free SEO Checker

Run a free on-page and technical SEO check against a live URL. Toolmera focuses on crawlable evidence: metadata, headings, indexability signals, links, images, structured data and the site files search engines use to discover and control crawling.

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SEO Checker
Live public URL analysis
Toolmera fetches only public HTTP/HTTPS pages. Local/private hosts and non-standard ports are blocked, redirects are capped, and response bodies are size-limited.
Public-data onlyLive public HTTP/HTTPS checks
Instant workflowNo setup or account required
Free core toolOpen it and get the task done
WHY TOOLMERA

Built to get the task done.

  • On-page SEO checks
  • Indexability signals
  • Actionable SEO score
ABOUT THIS TOOL

Free SEO Checker — On-Page & Technical SEO Website Audit

Free SEO checker for title tags, meta descriptions, H1 structure, canonical URLs, robots directives, image ALT text, schema, robots.txt and sitemaps.

On-page SEO checks for titles, descriptions and headings

The checker extracts the HTML title, meta description and heading structure directly from the fetched page. It reports character counts so you can spot missing or unusually short and long metadata without assuming that one exact length guarantees how Google will display a search result.

It also checks the H1 count, image alt coverage, internal and external link counts, mobile viewport and detected schema types. These signals help answer long-tail audit questions such as whether a page has multiple H1 tags, missing image alt attributes or no structured data.

Technical SEO and indexability signals

A page can have strong copy and still be difficult to crawl if the final URL redirects unexpectedly, returns an error, declares noindex, lacks a canonical URL or sits behind a robots.txt rule that blocks crawlers. Toolmera surfaces those signals next to the on-page report instead of separating them into unrelated dashboards.

The checker also tests robots.txt and sitemap availability for the final origin. This makes it useful as a lightweight technical SEO audit before opening Search Console, crawling a full site or investigating why a specific URL is not being discovered.

What a free SEO checker cannot prove

A live URL scan cannot determine whether Google has indexed the page, which queries it ranks for, how many backlinks it has or how much organic traffic it receives. Those require Search Console, backlink indexes, analytics or other datasets.

Use this report to fix observable page-level issues first. Then validate indexing and search performance with first-party search data rather than treating any third-party SEO score as a ranking guarantee.

HOW IT WORKS

How to use SEO Checker

01

Paste the page you want to audit

Use the exact live URL whose on-page and technical SEO signals you want to inspect.

02

Check SEO and crawl signals

Review title, description, H1, canonical, robots directives, image ALT coverage, schema, robots.txt and sitemap availability.

03

Separate observable issues from search performance

Fix verifiable page problems here, then use Search Console for index status, queries, impressions and rankings.

SOURCES

Reference material used for this page:

Google SEO Starter GuideGoogle robots meta documentation
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FAQ

Common questions

What does this free SEO checker analyze?

It checks live metadata, headings, canonical and robots signals, links, images, schema, robots.txt, sitemap availability and HTTP response details.

Can it tell if a page is indexed by Google?

No. A public page scan cannot authoritatively confirm Google index status. Use Google Search Console URL Inspection for that.

Does one H1 matter for SEO?

The checker reports H1 count as a structural signal. A clear primary heading is useful, but a page is not automatically penalized simply because more than one H1 exists.

Why does the tool check canonical tags?

Canonical annotations help signal the preferred URL when similar or duplicate pages exist. Missing or conflicting canonicals can complicate consolidation.

Can I use this as a technical SEO audit tool?

Yes, for a fast page-level audit. A large site still benefits from a full crawler and Search Console data for site-wide coverage.