Google Docs to WordPress: 7 Easy Steps to Publish Faster
Learn how to prepare a blog in Google Docs and move it to WordPress while keeping headings, formatting, images, tables, links and SEO information organized.
Fifteen free SEO and site health tools and two browser extensions that catch missing tags, dead links, hidden scripts and bloated images, before they cost you rankings.
Most audit tools make you sign up before showing a single result. Ours doesn't. Paste a URL, wait a few seconds, and read a report written in plain English, not a wall of technical jargon only an engineer could love.
Paste your URL
Drop in any web page, yours or a client's. Nothing to install.
We scan your pages
Our crawler checks your page and the internal pages linked from it against 10+ audit rules.
Get a fix-it report
A plain-English list of what's broken, ranked by priority.
Run each check separately or work through them like a pre-launch list.
Run SEO, link, redirect, security and robots checks on one URL and get a single score.
Audit my site →Check titles, meta tags, headings, schema, social share tags and noindex settings across your key pages.
Run tool →Find dead links and broken images before your visitors, or Google, find them first. Export the list as CSV.
Check now →Trace redirect chains, catch loops, test a list of old URLs and check your http, https and www setup.
Trace redirects →Look for injected scripts and hidden iframes, and check SSL, security headers and mixed content.
Scan for threats →Reveal elements set to display:none, the kind of cloaking that gets sites penalized.
Find elements →Build a clean XML sitemap with real lastmod dates, and check your robots.txt at the same time.
Generate sitemap →Shrink JPG, PNG and WebP files right in your browser so pages load faster.
Compress images →Write your title and description, see a live Google preview and copy ready-made meta tags.
Write meta tags →See how a link will look when shared on Facebook, X, LinkedIn and WhatsApp, and what is missing.
Preview a link →Fill in a simple form and get JSON-LD for FAQ, Article, Organization, LocalBusiness or Product.
Build schema →Count words and find the terms and phrases a page or text uses most, with the density of each.
Check density →See the status code, redirect hops and every response header a URL sends back.
Check headers →Test whether a URL is blocked for Googlebot and build a clean robots.txt file.
Test robots.txt →Check who issued your SSL certificate, which domains it covers and how many days it has left.
Check SSL →Some checks are easier to run right on the page you're looking at, instead of pasting a URL into a separate tab. That's what these two extensions are for, same audit logic, one click away, wherever you're browsing.
DevKit Pro
Color picker, font inspector, page ruler, tech detector, SEO analyzer, image compressor and screenshot & annotate.
Store Inspector for Shopify
Point it at any Shopify storefront and instantly see what's powering it, theme, apps and tech stack.
SiteAuditHub doesn't care what your site is built on. Point any tool at any URL, WordPress, Shopify, a static site, a React app, and get the same clean, honest report every time.
No API key required
Every tool works from a plain URL. Nothing to configure, no key to generate, no rate-limit dashboard to babysit before your first scan.
Readable output
Reports are structured so they're easy to scan visually or hand straight to a client, not raw JSON you have to format yourself.
Built with the same tools you use
The Chrome extensions run entirely in the browser. No server round-trip for things like color picking or font inspection.
Dozens of technical checks, boiled down to a score and a ranked list of fixes.
We built SiteAuditHub because most "free" audit tools aren't really free, they ask for an email, a login, or a card before showing a single result. Ours doesn't, and that's on purpose.
Fast by default
Most scans return a full report in seconds. We don't queue your request behind a paywall or a waitlist, you paste a URL and the crawler starts immediately.
Nothing stored, nothing tracked
We don't create an account for you, we don't keep your scan history on our servers, and we don't email you about it later. The URL is fetched, analyzed, and forgotten.
Written for humans, not crawlers
Every report explains what's wrong in plain English and tells you what to fix first, not a raw dump of technical flags only a developer could decode.
One toolkit, not a dozen tabs
SEO, links, redirects, security, schema, headers, sitemaps and images, every tool shares the same design and the same report format, so nothing feels bolted on.
Guides and breakdowns from the team behind these tools.
Learn how to prepare a blog in Google Docs and move it to WordPress while keeping headings, formatting, images, tables, links and SEO information organized.
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Available now: Install Store Inspector for Shopify from the Chrome Web Store — free, no account required. You land on a Shopify store, and it just works. Clean design, fast checkout, a review widget that actually looks good. So what’s it running? Which theme, which apps, which tracking scripts? Normally you’d have to open dev […]
Real feedback from developers, marketers, and site owners who run these tools every week.
"Found 40+ broken links on a client's site in under a minute. Would've taken me an afternoon manually."
"The hidden element checker caught cloaked text I genuinely didn't know existed on my own site."
"DevKit Pro's color picker and font inspector alone save me a good hour every day."
"Ran the redirect checker on an old client site and found a 5-hop chain nobody had noticed in years."
"I'm not technical at all, but the SEO Analyzer explained exactly what to fix in plain English."
"No login walls, no upsells. Just a clean, useful report I could hand straight to my client."
"Fast, free, and it actually tells you what to fix first instead of just dumping a list of problems."
"Replaced three separate Chrome extensions I was juggling before. One toolbar now, that's it."
"Store Inspector showed me exactly which apps a competitor's store was running. Genuinely useful for research."
"Compressed 30 blog images in one go with the Image Compressor. Page load time actually dropped."
Quick answers to what people usually ask before their first scan.
It scans your site for common SEO and site health problems like missing meta tags, broken links, redirect chains, hidden elements and malicious scripts, then tells you what to fix first.
Yes, every tool and both extensions are free, no registration required.
Missing meta tags, noindex pages, missing schema, broken links and images, redirect chains and loops, hidden elements, malicious scripts, SSL and security header problems, and heavy images.
No, every tool and both browser extensions work the moment you land on the page. No signup, no login, no email required.
Yes, WordPress, Shopify, React, static HTML, or anything else. Every tool works from a plain URL, regardless of what your site is built on.
No. The URL you submit is fetched, analyzed, and forgotten, we don't keep a history of your scans on our server or share your data with anyone.
Most scans finish in a few seconds, and larger sites can take up to about 30 seconds. There's no queue or waitlist, you paste a URL and the crawler starts right away.
No account, no credit card, no catch.