Headings, Links, Images, Schema and Social

Headings

See the full H1 to H6 outline of the page, indented by level. Use the buttons to show only one level.

A note warns you about a missing H1, several H1 tags or headings that skip a level. Skipped ones are marked in yellow.

Click a row to jump to that heading on the page. Copy takes the outline with you, and Export CSV saves it.

Links

The top row counts all links on the page, unique links, internal links and external links. A line below counts nofollow, sponsored and ugc links, and links with no address.

Filter the list by Internal, External, Unique or Nofollow. Each row shows the address, the anchor text and tags such as ext or nofollow. "No anchor text" marks a link with no words to describe it.

"Highlight nofollow on page" outlines those links on the page itself. Export CSV saves the full list.

Images

The top row counts images, images with no alt text, empty alt text and no title. Empty alt is fine for pure decoration. No alt is worth fixing.

The table shows a preview, format, file size, size in pixels and whether alt text is there. Hover the Alt cell to read it.

Each row has a button to view the image and one to download it. "Download all images" saves every one, and Export CSV saves the list.

Schema

Schema types lists the structured data types found on the page as small labels.

JSON-LD shows each block as a tree you can read, or as code. A block with a mistake is marked "invalid JSON". Copy JSON-LD and Export JSON take it with you, and "Test in Rich Results" opens Google's own test for this page.

Below that you find any microdata and the hreflang tags for other languages or countries.

Social

See how the page looks when it is shared. A preview card shows the image, title and description for Open Graph (used by Facebook, LinkedIn and WhatsApp), and a second card shows X (Twitter).

A note lists any important tag that is missing, and a table shows every tag found. Export CSV saves them.