How to use
- Enter the URL to check.
- Click the "Extract" button.
- The TITLE and the h1-h6 heading structure are shown hierarchically.
🎯 Use Cases
- Check the heading tag structure during an SEO audit
- Analyze a competitor page's content structure
- Check for duplicate or missing h1 tags
Example
Input
https://example.com/
Output
TITLE (14 chars): Example Domain H1 Example Domain
example.com has a minimal structure with just a TITLE and a single h1, so the result shows the TITLE character count (14) and the one H1 heading. This is an illustrative sample; actual results vary by the target page's structure.
FAQ
- Is it a problem to have multiple h1 tags?
- Generally, SEO best practice is to use only one h1 per page. If there are multiple, the structure may need review.
- Does this detect content rendered by JavaScript?
- No — only the initial HTML returned by the server is analyzed, so headings added later via client-side rendering may not be detected.
- Is the URL I check stored?
- No. Every request is checked immediately and nothing is stored.
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