🔍 Free SEO Audit Tool
Paste any page's HTML source and get a complete SEO audit in seconds. Checks title, meta description, headings, Open Graph, Twitter Card, Schema markup, canonical, alt text, links, and more. 100% browser-based — your HTML never leaves your device.
How to Use the SEO Audit Tool
Navigate to any webpage — your own site, a competitor page, or a blog post you want to check.
Press Ctrl+U (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+U (Mac) to view the HTML source in a new tab.
Press Ctrl+A then Ctrl+C to copy the source, then paste into the text area above.
Your full SEO audit appears instantly — a score out of 100, pass/fail checks, a Google SERP preview, keyword analysis, and prioritised recommendations.
Why Use This Free SEO Audit Tool?
Professional SEO audit tools cost $50-200 per month. This tool checks every critical on-page SEO factor that matters for Google rankings — completely free, with no account, no limit on audits, and no data leaving your browser. It is ideal for auditing your own pages before publishing, checking competitor pages for SEO gaps, verifying that recent changes were implemented correctly, and identifying quick wins on pages that are not ranking as expected. Because it analyses raw HTML rather than a live URL, it also works perfectly for auditing staging environments, password-protected pages, and local development sites that search engines cannot reach.
Frequently Asked Questions
About the SEO Audit Tool
This SEO Audit Tool performs on-page SEO analysis by parsing raw HTML in your browser. It uses a weighted scoring system across four categories: Basic SEO (title, description, headings, keywords, links, word count), Advanced SEO (canonical, robots, viewport, structured data, Open Graph), Social Media (Twitter Card, og:image), and Performance (script placement, inline CSS, image optimisation). Each check is weighted by its relative impact on search rankings based on Google's publicly documented ranking factors and SEO best practices from Google Search Central. The tool is designed to give actionable, specific recommendations rather than vague scores — every failing check includes an explanation of what to fix and why it matters.