Free SEO Checker
Run an instant on-page SEO check: title length, meta description length, keyword presence, and heading structure, no crawler, no signup.
- Title length checked against the ~50-60 character sweet spot
- Meta description checked against the ~150-160 character range
- Keyword presence in title, description, and body
- Heading structure review
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SEO Checker
SEO check results
Generated result
On-page SEO check - Title tag: 0 characters - outside the ideal 50-60 range - Meta description: 0 characters - outside the ideal 150-160 range - Content: 0 words - Headings detected: 0 Summary: Needs work - review the flagged items above.
Where this tool fits
SEO Checker FAQ
What does the SEO checker actually check?
Title tag length, meta description length, whether your target keyword shows up where it matters, and whether the page has a sane heading structure. It is a fast pre-publish pass, not a full site crawl.
How long should my title and meta description be?
Aim for roughly 50-60 characters for the title and 150-160 for the meta description. Outside that range Google tends to truncate the text in the SERP, cutting off whatever comes after the limit.
Does this replace a full SEO audit?
No. This is a quick, deterministic pass over one page's on-page basics. For a broader, narrative review of a page's SEO, competitive gaps, content depth, technical context, use the SEO Audit Tool instead.
Is my content sent anywhere?
No. The check runs against the text you paste in and returns results instantly, nothing is crawled, stored, or sent to a third party.
Is the SEO checker free?
Yes, with no signup for the on-page results.
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