Website Checker

• HTTP status, HTTPS, and indexability — confirms the page loads, is served securely, and is not blocked by a noindex robots directive.
• Title and its length — the headline search engines and social cards lean on; the snapshot shows the text and flags it when it falls outside roughly 30 to 65 characters.
• Meta description and its length — shown with a similar length check, flagged outside roughly 70 to 165 characters so it is less likely to be truncated.
• Canonical and meta robots — reveals which URL the page nominates as primary and whether any indexing directive is set, both common sources of duplicate-content and indexing confusion.
• Viewport, charset, and H1 count — indicates the page declares responsive behaviour, names its character encoding, and uses exactly one top-level heading.
• Page size, image count, Server header, content type, and redirect count — extra context pulled from the same response.

Everything reported is read from the HTML returned at request time, so signals injected later by JavaScript may not be captured. The length thresholds are sensible rules of thumb, not hard rules, and the tool reports what the tags contain rather than judging whether the wording is compelling for your audience, which remains your call. The page-size figure is the weight of the HTML document itself, not the full page including images, scripts, and fonts. Pages that block automated fetches with our identified tool user agent, or that require a login, may return an error or partial content instead of the real page. Only publicly reachable URLs can be checked.