// Five guest checks · static HTML fetch
Fetch one public page and place its extracted title, description, URL, and favicon into desktop- and mobile-sized mockups. Google can generate different title links, snippets, favicons, and URL treatments for each query.
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Place extracted fields in a fixed 600px-wide approximation for editorial review.
Compare the same captured fields in a narrower 350px container.
Use character bands as editing prompts, not Google display limits or ranking rules.
Check robots meta and X-Robots-Tag for a noindex token in this server response.
Show the first matching canonical link for duplicate-URL review; presence is not validation.
List captured og:title, og:description, and og:image values without simulating a platform card.
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No. It places extracted fields into fixed desktop- and mobile-sized mockups. Google can generate title links and query-specific snippets from several page and link signals, choose a different favicon or URL presentation, and vary layouts by device, query, language, location, and search feature.
There is no universal character count that guarantees display. Google truncates title links as needed for device width and generates snippets primarily from page content, sometimes using the meta description. Treat the color bands as editing prompts and prioritize concise, accurate, distinctive text.
The checker looks for a noindex token in captured robots meta values and the X-Robots-Tag response header. A correctly accessible noindex page is excluded by supporting search engines such as Google, but this tool does not verify what Googlebot received, robots.txt access, recrawl state, canonicalization, or current index status.
No. Duplicate content is not automatically a penalty, and a canonical is a signal for choosing a representative URL. This tool extracts a matching link but does not resolve it, compare duplicate pages, evaluate redirects or sitemaps, or determine which canonical a search engine selected.
No. It lists captured og:title, og:description, and og:image values. Platforms differ in required fields, fallbacks, image rules, caching, and layout. Test the live URL and image on each important destination.
Guests can run five quick-tool checks. A free account includes 15 quick-tool checks per month, while Pro and Agency plans include unlimited quick-tool use under current plan limits.
SEO Checklist
Review captured titles, descriptions, headings, canonicals, image alternatives, JSON-LD presence, Open Graph fields, and link responses
Meta Tags
Inspect one page’s extracted head metadata and approximate preview inputs
JSON-LD Review
Review crawl-captured static JSON-LD types, selected field checks, and pages chosen by a limited applicability heuristic
The tool fetches one public URL, reads up to 500 KB of static HTML, and extracts the title, meta description, canonical URL, robots meta directives, favicon, and Open Graph tags. It renders an editorial mockup in desktop-sized (600px) and mobile-sized (350px) containers and applies character-count bands. It does not execute JavaScript, query Google, reproduce a live result, or account for query-specific title links, snippets, layouts, and search features.
There is no universal title or description character limit that guarantees a particular search display. Google truncates title links when needed for device width and can create title links from several sources. Snippets are primarily generated from page content for the query and may use the meta description when it is helpful. Prioritize accurate, concise, distinctive wording; treat the checker's bands as internal heuristics.
The tool lists captured Open Graph title, description, and image values; it does not fetch the image or simulate a destination platform. Platforms use different requirements, fallbacks, caches, crops, and layouts. A missing field does not prove what a final card will contain, so test important live URLs with the relevant platform and verify the image response, dimensions, content, and accessibility.