Free SEO Score Checker

Ten checks, one score, zero guesswork. NToolHub's free SEO Score Checker grades your pasted HTML against the ten on-page fundamentals — title, description, headings, alt text, canonical, viewport, lang, Open Graph and content depth — with prioritized, actionable fixes. It's the fastest technical audit you'll run all week.

Tip: right-click a page → “View page source”, copy it, and paste it here. Nothing leaves your browser.
Private by design. This tool runs 100% in your browser — your content is never uploaded to any server.

How to Use the SEO Score Checker

  1. Paste the page HTML and click Analyze.
  2. Review your score out of 100 and the per-check breakdown.
  3. Fix red items first — they carry the most weight.
  4. Re-run after changes to watch the score climb.

Features

Paste any page's HTML for a 0–100 score across ten weighted checks, each with pass/warn/fail verdicts and specific fix instructions: title length (with pixel measurement), description, H1 uniqueness, subheading structure, image alt coverage, canonical, viewport, lang attribute, OG tags and word count.

Benefits & Use Cases

A single prioritized scorecard turns vague 'optimize this page' tasks into a concrete fix list ordered by impact. Teams use it as a pre-publish gate so no page ships with missing titles, duplicate H1s or empty descriptions.

Tips

Fix red (failed) checks first — they carry the most weight — then amber warnings. Re-run after each round of fixes; aim for 90+ before publishing, and re-audit quarterly as templates change.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the SEO score measure?

Ten on-page fundamentals: title, meta description, H1 usage, subheadings, image alt coverage, canonical, viewport, HTML lang, Open Graph tags and content length — weighted into a 0–100 score.

Is a perfect 100 required to rank?

No. The score measures on-page hygiene, not authority or content quality. But pages scoring under 50 almost always have fixable issues holding them back.

How often should I check pages?

Audit templates whenever they change, new pages before publishing, and your top-traffic pages quarterly.

Does this check off-page SEO?

No — backlinks, authority and technical crawl factors need separate tools. This covers what you can fix directly in the page HTML.

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