Website tools | agent view
The same page content and links, with explicit tool capabilities. Tools marked with an API can run directly through HTTP. Other tools require the browser interface or are not connected yet.
Page guide
Find the tool you need, then open it to get started.
All website tools
Hreflang generator
Language-region validation, reciprocal alternate sets and x-default.
HTTP status checker
Redirect chain, status, selected headers and fetch timestamp.
Meta tag generator
Escaped title, description, robots and social metadata.
Redirect checker
Full chain including loops and relative locations.
Robots txt tester
Check whether robots.txt rules allow a crawler to visit a URL.
Schema generator
Supported Schema.org types with validation.
Security headers
Observed response headers with scoped explanations.
SSL checker
Hostname match, certificate chain and expiry.
Inspect the page visitors and crawlers actually receive
Website checks examine different layers: the HTTP response, page source and rendered document may not be identical. Decide whether you need to inspect a URL, validate supplied markup or preview how a browser renders a page.
How to choose your next step
Use the exact URL and inspect redirects. Distinguish public pages from authenticated or location-specific versions before comparing results.
Common questions about website tools
Why can a browser page differ from its source?
JavaScript can add or modify content after the initial HTML arrives. Server responses and client rendering should be examined separately when diagnosing missing content.
Does a passing checker guarantee search rankings?
No. A technical check answers a bounded question, such as whether a tag is present or a URL responds. It does not measure every aspect of usefulness, relevance or search quality.