See the structure of an HTML page: headings, links, images, forms and tags.
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Paste the HTML of a page and the analyzer breaks it down: the heading outline from H1 to H6, every link marked internal or external, every image and whether it has alt text, each form with its method and number of fields, and how often each tag is used. It's a quick way to understand or audit a page you didn't write.
Check the heading outline and links of a page before publishing.
Get an overview of a template or page you didn't build.
List all external links on a page in one place.
The heading outline (H1 to H6), all links marked internal or external, images with their alt text status, forms with their action, method and number of fields, and a count of each HTML tag.
Paste the page's HTML instead: open the page, choose View Page Source, then copy and paste it. Browsers don't let one website read another site's HTML directly.
No. It reads the HTML as written, so content added later by scripts isn't included.
No, it describes the structure. For accessibility and SEO problems, use the HTML Accessibility Checker and HTML SEO Checker.
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