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.
Enter your homepage URL and this tool checks the on-page basics search engines actually look at, title tags, meta descriptions, heading structure, image alt text, and canonical tags, then hands back a plain-English list of what to fix, ranked by how much it matters.
A quick look at what the scan actually checks and why each one matters.
Flags missing, duplicate, or oversized title tags and meta descriptions before they get cut off in search results.
Checks whether your H1-H6 tags follow a logical order, a common issue that confuses both readers and crawlers.
Finds images missing alt attributes, which matter for accessibility and for image search visibility alike.
Spots missing or conflicting canonical tags that can cause duplicate-content confusion for search engines.
Issues are ranked so you fix the ones that matter most first, instead of chasing every flag with equal urgency.
No account, no tracking pixel to install, no crawler budget to manage, paste a URL and the scan starts immediately.
Still deciding? Here's what people usually ask before running this scan.
It scans your homepage for the on-page issues that most commonly hold back rankings, missing or duplicate meta tags, broken heading order, thin alt text, and explains each one in plain language instead of raw technical output.
Yes, it's completely free, with no registration, login, or credit card required to run a scan.
Missing or duplicate meta tags, heading-structure problems, missing image alt attributes, canonical tag issues, and other common on-page SEO gaps.
It won't move your ranking by itself, no audit tool can promise that. What it does is show you exactly where your on-page SEO is weak, so fixing those specific issues gives your pages a fair shot at ranking on their actual content.
The scan focuses on the URL you submit, usually your homepage. Run it again on individual pages you want checked in more depth.
The current version focuses on technical on-page structure, tags, headings, alt text, canonicals, rather than keyword density. On-page keyword analysis is on our roadmap.
A full SEO audit usually also covers backlinks, site speed, and Core Web Vitals. This tool is scoped to the on-page elements you can fix directly in your page's HTML, it's meant to be a fast first pass, not a replacement for a complete audit.
Same free, no-signup approach, pick whichever check you need next.
Free for every page you throw at it, with nothing logged after the scan.
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