Technical health score
Summary of the core signals checked
Enter a page address and we'll check the key SEO, mobile compatibility and accessibility signals together.
Checking technical tags and page structure. This may take a few seconds.
Summary of the core signals checked
Review passed checks and areas that need improvement.
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The core technical setup should be checked regularly so that search engines crawl your page correctly and users have a smooth experience on every device.
Status codes, robots directives and canonical tags affect how search engines process the page.
A proper viewport configuration and correct HTML structure help content work on phones and tablets.
The title, description, H1, H2 and image alt text help both users and search engines understand the content.
This free tool checks the core HTML and HTTP signals of a single page. Site-wide crawl issues, JavaScript-rendered content, structured data and real-user performance should be assessed separately.
Explore our SEO serviceCodeStup Website Technical Analysis checks a URL's title and meta description length, canonical and robots tags, mobile viewport, HTML language, use of H1 and H2, image alt text, Open Graph data, HTTPS connection and basic HTTP response.
The score is only a summary of the items checked by the tool; it is not a Google ranking or a comprehensive SEO performance score. A site-wide technical SEO audit requires crawling all URLs, reviewing robots.txt and sitemap files, validating structured data, measuring Core Web Vitals and analyzing server logs.
It checks the core HTML and HTTP signals a page needs to be crawled and understood by search engines and to work properly on mobile devices.
No. The score only summarizes the technical items checked by the tool. Search rankings are affected by content quality, authority, user intent and many other signals.
This tool offers a quick page check. A comprehensive audit should review all site URLs, redirects, broken links, the sitemap, robots.txt, structured data and performance data together.
Based on the check descriptions, the HTML template, content management system or server configuration can be updated. On large, complex sites, a technical impact analysis should be done before changes.