SEO & AI search
Website SEO Checker
Review accessible page signals to find practical improvements to titles, headings, links and technical discoverability.
SEO & AI SEARCH / BUSINESS TOOLKIT
Canonical & Meta Tag Checker.
Check titles, meta descriptions, canonical tags, robots directives and H1 counts across a batch of public URLs.
01 / YOUR WORKSPACE
Start with the details.
This preview shows the interface. Live URL checks and server-generated results run on the PHP-hosted website.
Enter URLs
Tips: You can paste example.com or full URLs. Private/internal IPs are blocked for safety.
Ready
What you’ll get:
- Title + length (quick snippet quality check)
- Meta description + length (avoid missing/too short)
- Canonical URL (detect missing/wrong canonicals)
- Robots meta (noindex/nofollow visibility)
- H1 count (basic on-page structure audit)
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| URL | HTTP | Title | Meta Description | Canonical | Robots | H1 | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Run a check to see results. | |||||||
Read the result in context. A declared canonical is a signal, not proof of Google's selected canonical. Character counts guide editing and do not guarantee snippet length.
02 / FROM CHECK TO ACTION
Understand the result.
Decide what comes next.
The tool extracts metadata from each fetched page. Compare the declared canonical with the URL you intend search engines to index.
- 01
Paste one public URL per line
- 02
Run the metadata check
- 03
Review inconsistent titles, canonicals and indexing instructions
A BUSINESS EXAMPLE
Put the insight to work.
Audit a service page and its parameter variants to spot conflicting canonicals or accidental noindex directives.
03 / USEFUL ANSWERS
A little context.
A better decision.
Know what the tool measures, what it leaves out and how the result connects to your business.
What does the canonical & meta tag checker do?
Check titles, meta descriptions, canonical tags, robots directives and H1 counts across a batch of public URLs.
How should I use the result?
The tool extracts metadata from each fetched page. Compare the declared canonical with the URL you intend search engines to index.
What are the limits of this tool?
A declared canonical is a signal, not proof of Google's selected canonical. Character counts guide editing and do not guarantee snippet length.
How can a business use this in practice?
Audit a service page and its parameter variants to spot conflicting canonicals or accidental noindex directives.
LET'S MAKE YOUR NEXT MOVE
Turn useful findings into
business progress.
Need help connecting the results to your website or campaigns? Tell us what you want to improve. We'll help you define a practical next step.