Page Title
Review whether the page has a clear title and whether it appears appropriately sized for search results.
Review page titles, descriptions, headings, links, images, canonical URLs and common metadata from one simple SEO inspection workspace.
The website inspector is being expanded. A browser extension version can be added later for one-click inspection of the current tab.
Enter a URL to prepare an SEO inspection. Direct cross-site page retrieval can be limited by browser security rules, so the website version focuses on the inspection interface while the browser extension can later inspect the active tab directly.
Review whether the page has a clear title and whether it appears appropriately sized for search results.
Check for a descriptive summary that helps explain the purpose of the page.
Review the heading hierarchy and look for missing or duplicated primary headings.
Review links found on a page and identify where additional checks may be useful.
Review image sources, alt attributes and common image-related page signals.
Review canonical markup, robots directives, Open Graph tags and other common metadata.
The goal is to make common page-level SEO checks easier to review without burying the useful information inside a huge technical audit.
Check for a title element and review the text used for the page.
Identify whether a page includes a standard description meta tag.
Review H1 through H6 headings and understand how page content is organized.
Check whether the page identifies a preferred canonical URL.
Review image URLs and identify images that may need alt-text attention.
Review common Open Graph and social-sharing metadata used by shared links.
Browse the full Website Tools section for metadata, URL, page, content and technical website utilities.
The website page provides the SEO inspection workspace. A browser extension can later inspect the page currently open in the browser without requiring the URL to be fetched by another website.