Website SEO Analyzer instant page QA
Analyse one live page for SEO basics, content structure, links, images, indexing signals and schema markup. Get a structured page QA signal before you publish, promote or hand work to developers.
1 page
Single URL audit
6 tabs
Focused review areas
URL + HTML
Two input modes
Page-level SEO signals in one pass
The analyzer focuses on one page so SEO teams, content reviewers and developers can see whether core search signals are ready for handoff.
Use it during internal linking audits, content optimisation, technical SEO reviews, website migrations and content hub planning.
Review SEO metadata
Check title tag, meta description, canonical tag, robots meta and Open Graph basics for a single page.
Check headings and copy signals
Review H1 and H2 usage, heading structure, duplicate headings and word count signals before launch.
Audit links and images
Inspect internal links, anchor text, target URLs, nofollow usage, image details and missing alt text.
Inspect indexing and schema
Use URL mode to review status, redirects, robots signals and canonical data, then detect JSON-LD schema blocks.
Catch weak SEO signals before launch
Strong content can still underperform when basic page signals are missing, duplicated, blocked or hard to hand off. A focused on-page review helps teams catch those issues before they become bigger performance problems.
Find page-level SEO issues quickly
Get a fast view of SEO basics, content, links, media, indexing and schema issues on one page.
Prioritise fixes with a score
Use the score and top fixes to decide which issues need action first, without treating it as a ranking guarantee.
Make recommendations easier to implement
Checklist items explain why an issue matters, what to do and how to fix it for handoff.
From input to page checklist
Keep the workflow simple: provide the page, choose the review scope, run the tool, then inspect the output in the analyzer dashboard.
Enter a URL or paste HTML
Use From URL mode for live pages or Paste HTML mode for raw markup review.
Configure settings
Select user-agent, redirect handling, timeout, canonical resolution and advanced options.
Run the check
Wranker analyses the page and builds a score, checklist and extracted details in the tool workflow.
Review issue tabs
Use Basics, Content, Links, Media, Indexing and Schema tabs to review the output after submission.
When to run a single-page audit
Use the Website SEO Analyzer when a page needs a quick, practical review before publishing, delivery, optimisation or technical QA.
Landing page QA
Check key landing pages before campaigns, launches or promotions go live.
Blog post SEO review
Review headings, word count, image alt text, metadata and schema before publishing.
Technical SEO spot check
Review status code, redirects, robots signals, canonical tags and schema for one URL.
Client page audit
Create a concise page-level issue checklist before client delivery or developer handoff.
Continue your page review
Use focused Wranker tools when a broad single-page audit reveals an issue that needs deeper validation.
On-Page SEO Checker
Go deeper on page-level optimisation after the broad analyzer flags issues.
OpenMeta Tags & Social Preview Tool
Review title, meta description and social metadata previews with a focused workflow.
OpenHeading Structure Checker
Inspect H1 and H2 structure when content hierarchy needs a closer look.
OpenIndexability Checker
Validate indexing signals, robots directives and canonical implementation in more detail.
Website SEO Analyzer questions
Practical answers about input modes, checks, scoring and the limits of a single-page SEO review.
A Website SEO Analyzer checks one page for SEO basics, content structure, links, media, indexing signals and schema markup.
From URL mode checks live URLs only. Paste HTML mode can analyse raw HTML, but live-response checks such as status code and redirect chain are skipped.
The SEO score is based on detected critical issues, warnings, passed checks and skipped checks. It is a page QA signal, not a ranking guarantee.
It checks title tag, meta description, canonical tag, robots meta and Open Graph basics.
Yes. The Content tab reviews H1 count, H2 structure, duplicate headings and word count signals.
Yes. The Links tab shows internal links, anchor text, target URLs and rel attributes.
Yes. The Media tab can show images and flag missing alt text.
Yes, in URL mode. It can review status code, redirect chain, meta robots, X-Robots-Tag and canonical signals.
Yes. The Schema tab can show JSON-LD blocks and detected schema types.
Yes. Use Download Report when you need to share the score, checklist and extracted data with clients, developers or SEO reviewers.