Content auditing
Bulk Title, Meta and H1 Checker
Paste a focused batch of important URLs and review the fields that often drift during publishing or a redesign. The report shows what the page actually returns; it does not award points for stuffing every field.
Run the check
No signup. Be considerate when checking websites you do not own.
What this tool helps you see
- Review up to 10 URLs per focused report
- Spot missing, duplicated-looking, or unusually long fields
- Copy results into a spreadsheet-friendly table
How to use the result
- Paste one complete public URL per line.
- Run the check and review errors first.
- Fix shared template problems before editing pages one by one.
A checker can show evidence, but it cannot know your business intent. Confirm that every change still makes the page clearer and more useful for the person who searched.
Frequently asked questions
Why is the free batch limited?
A focused limit keeps the public service responsive and avoids placing unexpected load on other websites.
Does a missing meta description block indexing?
No, but it gives search engines less authored summary text to consider when creating a snippet.
Should every page have exactly one H1?
One clear main heading is a dependable pattern. Multiple H1 elements are valid HTML, but they can make the page hierarchy less obvious.