On-Page SEO Checker

This tool will help you identify issues with your on page SEO for a specific URL and keyword. We'll even tell you how to fix the most critical issues.

Your score is good

We've successfully processed your page and calculated a score representing how closely this page follows the current guidelines for on-page SEO.

92

SEO opportunities

These suggestions will help you improve your on page SEO.

• Title

Your title is good but could be improved.

+1 opportunity

25/27

OK - But there are still things that can be improved.

The optimal title contains between 30 - 60 characters. This is to make sure the title is visible in the Google results and also has a description of the content on the web page. The keyword should be mentioned in the title one to two times. The first mention of the keyword should be made as early as possible.

• Title exists 7/7 Title was found.

  • Entire keyword in title 6/6 Complete keyword in title.
  • Part of the keyword in the title 2/2 Amount of keywords in the title: 2
  • Length of the title 4/6 Optimal range [30 - 60]. Current amount: 65
  • Keyword position in title 6/6 Keyword position in title: 1

• Headings

Your headings are good but could be improved.

+2 opportunities

14/20

OK - But there are still things that can be improved.

Every web page should have an h1 heading with less than 40 characters that describes the content of the web page. The content of the title and h1 should differ from one another. Only one h1 should exist on a page. The keyword should be mentioned in all headings and the sooner it's mentioned the better.

• Entire keyword in h1 3/3 Complete keyword in h1.
  • Part of the keyword in h1 2/2 Amount of keywords in the title: 2
  • Length of the

    -tag 2/2 Perfect amount of characters in your

    -tag! You have: 39

  • Keyword position in the h1 0/5 Keyword position in the h1: 5
  • Number of

    -tags 4/4 Your page contains one

    -tag.

  • Different content in title and

    -tag 2/2 Perfect, your title and

    -tag contain different content.

  • Keyword in subheadings 1/2 Keyword was found in a subheading.

Passed results

Checks that you've passed with flying colors.

• Body

Your body content is perfect. Good job!

28/28

Excellent - You're doing great, nothing else to fix here!

Every web page should have at least 500 words in the body text. This shows Google that there is actual content on the web page. The keyword should be mentioned at least three times throughout the body text.

• Word count 14/14 Your web page contains more than 500 words. Word count: 1309

  • Keyword in body text 7/7 Your web page mentions the keyword more than 3 times in the body text. Mentions: 11
  • Keyword partially in body text 5/5 More than 70% of the keyword appears
  • Every word in the keyword mentioned. 2/2 All words found.

• Meta

Your meta is perfect. Good job!

5/5

Excellent - You're doing great, nothing else to fix here!

The meta description is the description of your web page as shown in the Google-results. That's why it's important to mention your keyword as early as possible here.

• Keyword in meta description 5/5 Perfect, the meta description contains the keyword.

• Media

Your media is perfect. Good job!

4/4

Excellent - You're doing great, nothing else to fix here!

Having images of the keyword on your web page is important, it is equally important to mention the keyword in the alt-tag of the image containing the keyword. Also, make sure the alt-tag is describing the image.

• Keyword found in an image's alt-text 4/4 Your web page mentions the keyword in the alt-text of an image.

• Code

Your code is perfect. Good job!

6/6

Excellent - You're doing great, nothing else to fix here!

A well-structured web page should always have an external CSS-file according to Google. The bigger percentage of your source code is visible to visitors the better. Google doesn't want to go through code that won't even be visible to your users. Try to have at least 2% visible.

• Separate CSS-file 3/3 Perfect, your web page has a separate file for CSS. That's evidence of a well-structured web page.

  • Percentage of visible source code 3/3 Perfect! 2.88%

• URL

Your URL is perfect. Good job!

10/10

Excellent - You're doing great, nothing else to fix here!

An optimal URL contains the keyword and uses HTTPS encryption to ensure a secure connection.

• Keyword in URL 5/5 Perfect, the URL either contains the keyword or you're checking the root path.
  • HTTPS 5/5 Uses secure HTTPS encryption.

Learn just how well optimized your page is for your target keyword with a score between 1 - 100. Find out in which areas you have an opportunity to improve. Celebrate your passed checks where there‘s nothing more to do.

How the tool works

About this tool

The purpose of this SEO checker tool is to help people working with SEO to quickly identify common mistakes related to on page SEO. The tool doesn't check off page factors like links, and we also don't check the quality of the content.

Please use this tool as a rough estimate. Remember that the user experience is everything! Don't implement everything we suggest if it's not natural for the particular page.

This tool downloads the page content for the provided URL. The source code is then used to identify the lack of common SEO factors that will make it easier to rank higher in Google and other search engines.

Title

A well-crafted title is going to reflect positively on your on page SEO score. To create a good title you should make sure your target keyword is mentioned as early as possible, is easy to read for a human being and that the title is truly reflecting the content of the page. The length of the title is also very important. You want the title to be as long as possible without being truncated by Google or other search engines.

A good title is usually between 30 and 60 characters. Although, a common misconception is that Google has a character limit on the title which is not the case. In 2026 the title limit is based on how many characters fit over 600 pixels in width. Since different characters have different width it's impossible to give you an exact number in characters. In some cases, Google even decides to truncate titles which normally would have fit within the 600 pixel limit.

How to write a good SEO title in 2026

Do's

• Have your main keyword early on in the title
• Make it easy for humans to read
• Make sure it reflects the content of your page

Don'ts

• Stuff it full of keywords
• Use all caps
• Make it too long

What our tool checks

Our SEO On Page Tool looks at the length of the title, as well as if and where your main keyword appears. The earlier your keyword appears, the better.

Headings

Your headings should reflect the content of your page and content to help the user understand the structure of it. The h1 header is the main header and you should only use one h1 header per page. You should have your main keyword as early as possible in your header and the total length of it should not be longer than 40 characters.

You should also make sure to use other headers like h2, h3, h4, and so on. There is no limit on how many h2 headers you can use, but don't overdo it. Rather use sub-headers, such as h3, h4, h5 (and so on), to structure your page in an easy-to-understand and logical way. The main purpose of the headings should be to help the user to understand the structure of your content.

How to write a good SEO header in 2026

Do's

• Have your main keyword early on in the h1 header
• Make it easy for humans to understand
• Make sure it reflects the content of your page

Don'ts

• Stuff it full of keywords
• Make it too long, under 40 characters is recommended
• Don't put the h1 header far down. The h1 should always be placed followed by the rest of the content

What our tool checks

Our On Page analysis checks whether your keyword is being used in your h1 header, how early it appears, and that the header is not too long.

Body

The body of a webpage is the part that gets seen by the user, this is where your actual content goes. Your content should be at least 500 words, but preferably longer. Whilst keyword density is not considered a ranking factor anymore, it is recommended that your keyword is mentioned at least a few times. Also, make sure to use synonyms and variations of your keyword in your article. Your main focus should always be to provide the user with high-quality content that fulfills the search intent.

Several tests show that the longer content you have, the better you rank. Research also shows that longer articles tend to attract more natural backlinks. An article of 1000 words or less has an average of 2 backlinks, whilst content over 3000 words has an average of 4. Although backlinks is not something we look at in our on-page SEO test, it's an important part of the big picture.

How to write a good SEO content in 2026

Do's

• Have your main keyword early on in the content
• Write for humans, not search engines
• Use variations and synonyms of your keyword throughout the article

Don'ts

• Stuff it full of keywords in an unnatural way

What our tool checks

Our On Page SEO analysis makes sure you have enough content on your page and that the keyword is mentioned at least a few times throughout the content.

Meta

When it comes to meta tags there's actually quite a few of them. But for most webmasters, it's only one meta tag that is really important for SEO nowadays. Meta keywords, for example, is long gone as a ranking factor.

Meta description, on the other hand, is the description of your website seen under the title and URL on the result page of Google and other search engines, is still very important. Like the title, there's no exact number of characters, but rather defined by pixels. There is a recommendation though, to keep the meta description around 120 – 160 characters. Try to keep the most important things, like your main keyword, among the first 120 characters. Mobile and desktop results will display different numbers of characters due to the different layout and screen sizes of the result page of the search engine.

It's very common that Google, and other search engines, ignores the pre-defined meta description and uses one that they find more suitable. This is hugely dependent on the search query. If the search query is not found in your meta description, the search engine will pick a meta description which is usually taken from a certain part of your content that matches that specific search query.

How to write a good meta description in 2026

Do's

• Mention your main keyword early on in meta description
• Keep the most important information among the first 120 characters

Don'ts

• Stuff it full of keywords in an unnatural way
• Make it too long

What our tool checks

We check that your keyword is mentioned as early as possible in your meta description.

Media

Since search engines doesn't read images, at least not yet, it's very important to make sure that the search engines understand what your image represents. You can easily do this with help of the alt tag. The alt tag should first and foremost describe what's on the image, but you should also try to get your keyword in here. This should not be contrary to one another since you want a relevant image for your content.

Other factors that will impact your SEO positively are naming the file accordingly, instead of just using a random set of letters and numbers. Use a file format that is supported by most search engines, like .png, .jpeg, or .gif. Also, make sure the image is compressed to a decent file size. Large files will slow down the whole site and will definitely lead to a worse user experience and eventually a negative effect on SEO. Using a caption also helps Google understand the content of the image.

How to make your media SEO friendly in 2026

Do's

• Mention your main keyword in the alt tag
• Keep the file size down, without compromising on the image quality
• Use a caption for your image, if the situation allows it

Don'ts

• Use images instead of text if you want the search engines to pick it up

What our tool checks

We check that you are using the alt tag and that your keyword is mentioned in it.

Code

From a SEO point of view, Google and other search engines do appreciate a well-structured site code-wise. External CSS is one example. The source code should also be in proportion to what is visible to the user. It's suggested that at least 20% of all code is things that the user actually can see.

Even though most search engine crawlers, such as GoogleBot, do execute JavaScript to a certain extent, it's still very important that you make sure your content actually gets indexed and not get trapped in-between masses of JavaScript or other script languages.

How to write SEO friendly code in 2026

Do's

• Create structure that makes sense to humans and search engines
• Reuse as many elements as possible
• Make sure everything is indexable

Don'ts

• Use inline CSS, if it's not absolutely necessary
• Use excessive amounts of JavaScript or other scripts

What our tool checks

We check that you have an external CSS file and that at least 20% of your code is visible to the user.

URL

There are a lot of benefits of having nice URLs and a proper URL structure. For the user, it's a lot easier to be able to read from the URL on what page you are on, rather than just seeing the ID of the page. But it also has a direct and indirect positive SEO impact. It's strongly recommended to have your keyword in the URL as well.

SSL is another factor that will affect your SEO. With a valid SSL certificate, your URLs will start with https:// instead of http://, which means your site is secure. It's not a massive ranking factor just yet, but it's getting more and more important for every year. If Google is not sure who is supposed to rank for a certain query, SSL is in fact a tiebreaker. Lacking an SSL certificate will also make a lot of browsers flag your site as insecure towards the user, which is the opposite of what you want. You want to build trust. Today there's a lot of free options to get an SSL certificate, so this should be a no-brainer.

How to create a good URL structure in 2026

Do's

• Make sure your URLs are readable by a human
• If you have a huge site, use a logical tree structure

Don'ts

• Do not have unnecessarily long URLs

What our tool checks

Our On Page SEO Tool looks if your URL contains the keyword and if your site is using SSL and HTTPS encryption.