Free web page analyzer for a live public URL
A useful website analysis starts with what the server actually returns. Toolmera fetches the public page, follows the allowed redirect path and inspects the live HTML and HTTP response instead of relying on a saved screenshot or a manually entered checklist.
The resulting report gives you a fast first-pass view of the page status, SEO score, headings, metadata, images, links and final URL. It is designed to surface obvious technical and on-page issues before you move into deeper crawling, performance testing or Search Console analysis.
Page sourceLive public HTML and HTTP response
SEO checksMetadata, headings, links and images
Crawl contextrobots.txt and XML sitemap
Technical checksRedirects, headers and technologies
Analyze on-page SEO, titles, headings and indexability signals
The analyzer reviews the page title, meta description, canonical URL, robots directives, heading structure, schema types, internal links, external links and image ALT coverage when those signals are available in the fetched page.
These checks help identify common deployment problems such as a missing title, multiple or missing H1 headings, an unexpected canonical, an accidental noindex directive or images without useful alternative text. They are diagnostics rather than a guarantee of rankings.
Check robots.txt and XML sitemap context
A page can look correct in the browser while crawl-control files create a different search-engine experience. Toolmera checks public robots.txt availability and looks for a site-wide block, then verifies the XML sitemap signal and reports its detected entry count when available.
This makes the analyzer useful after migrations, CMS changes and new deployments where crawl settings are easy to overlook. For a deeper inspection of either file, continue with the dedicated Robots.txt Checker or Sitemap Checker.
Review redirects, security headers and public technology signals
The full website analysis includes the final URL after redirects and can surface the redirect path when the request moves through one or more HTTP hops. That helps reveal unnecessary chains, protocol changes and hostname redirects that may otherwise be hidden by the browser.
The report also summarizes detectable security headers and public technology fingerprints found in the response. A missing fingerprint does not prove a technology is absent, and a header check is not a penetration test; these are externally observable signals from the fetched page.
How to use a website analyzer in an SEO audit workflow
Start with the broad Website Analyzer to find the areas that need attention, then move into the dedicated tools for the specific problem. Use SEO Checker for a more focused on-page review, Meta Tag Checker for titles and social metadata, Redirect Checker for routing, and Sitemap Checker for XML sitemap validation.
For indexing and search performance, combine these public technical checks with first-party data from Google Search Console and your analytics platform. A live page analyzer can verify what is publicly exposed, but it cannot see private search-console coverage, crawl-history or analytics data.
Analyse my website: run a live SEO and technical page check
If you want to analyse your website, enter a public HTTP or HTTPS URL and Toolmera inspects the live page response for on-page SEO and technical signals. The analysis covers the title, meta description, H1 structure, canonical URL, robots directives, image ALT coverage, internal and external links, schema, redirects and the final URL.
The broader report also checks public robots.txt and sitemap context, security headers and detectable technology fingerprints when those signals are available. This is a live public-page analysis rather than a full multi-page crawl, private analytics report or Search Console index-coverage check.
SEOTitle, metadata, headings, canonical and robots
Crawl contextrobots.txt and XML sitemap
TechnicalRedirects, headers and public technologies
ScopeSubmitted public page plus crawl-control signals