SEO Hood – SEO Checker Extension

SEO Hood provides a current-page SEO audit directly in Chrome. It reviews browser-visible page information and organizes the results into clear, practical sections. WHAT SEO HOOD REVIEWS • Page essentials Review titles, meta descriptions, canonical URLs, robots directives, document language, word count, robots.txt, sitemap information, and favicons. • Heading structure Inspect the H1–H6 outline and identify missing or multiple H1s, empty headings, hidden headings, and heading-level jumps. Accessible heading text, open Shadow DOM content, and permitted frames are included when available. • Status and redirects View the current HTTP status, final URL, and browser-observed redirect chain with source URLs, destinations, and status codes. • Links and broken-link checks Review internal, external, email, phone, fragment, empty-anchor, and other links from the current page. Start an on-demand check to identify broken destinations and optionally highlight affected links on the page. • Images Find images with present, missing, empty, or unusually long alternative text. Review image sources, dimensions, and loading behavior. • Structured data Inspect JSON-LD and Schema.org markup, including types nested inside @graph, occurrence counts, source blocks, and invalid JSON-LD warnings. • Social sharing metadata Review Open Graph and Twitter Card titles, descriptions, images, URLs, card types, and visual previews. • Browser-visible technologies Review detected content management systems, frameworks, analytics tools, infrastructure, and other technologies. Version details are shown when a reliable public signal is available. • Export options Copy or download link and image tables as CSV files. You can also create a self-contained HTML report for the audited page. PRIVACY Audits run in your browser, no account is required, and audit results are not sent to SolutionHood. Exported reports are created only when requested. Features that verify a status or destination may contact the website or resource being analyzed. Technology detection is based on publicly visible browser signals. Hidden, server-side, or deliberately obscured technologies may not always be detectable.