A fast health check for any page
This analyzer fetches a page and scores it against ten basic on-page practices. Each item gets a pass, warning or fail, and the results add up to a single score out of 100.
It is built for quick checks, not deep audits. Run it on a new page before publishing or on an old page that has stopped performing.
What gets checked
- Title tag presence and length.
- Meta description presence and length.
- One H1 heading and enough H2 structure.
- Alt text on images.
- Mobile viewport tag.
- Robots directives and canonical tags.
- Open Graph tags for social sharing.
- Word count of the page body.
How to analyze a page
- Enter the page URL.
- Press analyze and wait a few seconds.
- Read your score and the verdict label.
- Open the cards that show fails and warnings.
- Fix them and re-run to watch the score climb.
What the score does not say
The score measures basic hygiene, not ranking potential. Content quality, links and relevance still decide where you end up. A perfect score simply removes the easy excuses for a page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Each of the ten checks is worth up to ten points. Passes give full points, warnings give half, and fails give none.
Eighty or above is a solid result. Between 60 and 79 means a few easy fixes remain. Below 60, work through the fails first.
No. The analyzer checks basic on-page hygiene only. Rankings also depend on content quality, backlinks and how relevant you are to the search.
Most public pages work. Sites that block automated requests cannot be fetched, and the tool will tell you so.
Missing meta descriptions and missing alt text are the two issues that show up most often in quick checks.
Three hundred or more is a good working target. Short pages below 150 words get marked as thin.
No. The page is fetched once, scored in your browser, and never saved on our server.