SEO Analyzer

What the SEO analyzer does

The analyzer lists technical gaps that make a page harder to crawl and understand. It downloads the page and reports meta tags, heading order, links, images, HTTPS, compression and the amount of visible text together. The result opens with a score out of 100, four category charts and dozens of fields.

The score is the share of passing checks among passing and failing checks. Informational rows are excluded. 80 and above is good, 50–79 is mixed, under 50 is weak. A high score is not a promise of position one. Competition, content quality and links from other sites sit outside this report.

Charts and fields on the report

The ring is the overall score. Category bars split meta, technical structure, security and content. You can see which layer pulls the score down before you read every row. The heading chart counts H1 through H6. The link chart compares internal, external, nofollow and image counts.

Three columns sit under the charts. Page covers the final URL, HTTP status, server, compression, HTML size and word count. Meta covers title, description, canonical, robots, viewport, charset and Open Graph. Structure covers heading counts, JSON-LD, favicon, links and missing image attributes. Each criterion row shows the measured value and pass or fail.

How to run an analysis

Type the domain. The tool tries HTTPS even if you omit the scheme, follows redirects and reports the final URL.

1. 1 Enter the address and press Analyze.
2. 2 Read the ring and the category bars. The shortest bar is the group to fix first.
3. 3 In the field grid, note title, canonical and viewport rows that are empty.
4. 4 On failing criteria, read the measured value. A 90-character title should be shortened. A 12-character title should be expanded with the main phrase.
5. 5 Query the same address again after the fix. A short cache can still show the old report.

Mistakes when reading the score

Category percentages are not interchangeable. Meta at 90 with content at 40 means the problem is text and images, not the title. Informational rows, such as the Twitter card, do not enter the score.

The tool measures one URL, usually the homepage. A product or article title is a different page. A clean homepage does not prove that category canonicals are correct.

• Fix noindex and HTTP errors first. Title length does not matter if the page cannot be indexed.
• Then settle on one address: HTTPS, canonical and a single H1.
• Then the snippet: a title near 50–60 characters, a description near 160, and the two must differ.
• Leave image alts, width and height, and JSON-LD for last.

What this report does not measure

Use the rank checker for keyword position, the speed test for response time, and whois for registration. Backlinks, Search Console clicks and field Core Web Vitals are not in this page. An automatic audit counts rules. Whether the writing is useful is still a human judgment.