SEO health score
25 pages crawled
LiteScroll.com gives website owners, bloggers, freelancers and small marketing teams a lightweight way to find and fix SEO problems. Crawl 25 pages of any site for free, inspect any page in Chrome, and get a clear list of title, meta description, H1, image alt, canonical and indexability issues without expensive, complicated software.
Every LiteScroll.com tool is built to answer one question quickly: what is stopping this page from ranking, and how do I fix it? Start free with the crawler or the Chrome extension, and move to a Pro SEO Audit only when your website needs a deeper, hands-on review.
Start with a free crawl
A browser-based crawler that scans up to 25 pages of any website for free and turns the results into a clean technical SEO report.
A free Chrome extension for quick, page-level SEO analysis while you browse your own pages or study a competitor.
A manual, premium audit for bigger websites that need larger crawls, a deeper review and recommendations ranked by priority.
Crawling, indexability, canonical URLs, redirects and site speed: the technical foundations that help search engines read and rank your website.
View all 3 guidesRobots.txt controls crawling and noindex controls indexing. Learn the difference, when to use each, and why combining them…
Pages missing from Google? Work through 12 common indexability problems, from stray noindex tags and robots.txt blocks to…
Learn what a canonical URL is, how to add canonical tags correctly, how to test them across your…
Six on-page and technical signals LiteScroll.com checks that decide whether search engines can find, understand and rank your pages.
Read the full website SEO audit guideFinds missing, duplicate, too-long and too-short <title> tags, so every page has a unique, keyword-focused title that fits in search results.
Flags empty or repeated meta descriptions and length problems. A clear description will not lift rankings by itself, but it often decides whether people click.
Shows pages with no H1, more than one H1, or an H1 that repeats the title word for word, and maps the heading structure underneath it.
Lists every image with missing alt text so you can describe it for screen readers and image search, page by page instead of guessing.
Checks that each page declares a correct rel="canonical", catches canonicals that point to redirects or 404s, and spots conflicting signals.
Reveals noindex tags, blocked pages and broken status codes that quietly keep your best content out of Google, Bing and AI search answers.
– Free Chrome Extension –
Page titles, meta descriptions, H1 headings, image alt text and internal links: practical fixes for the elements on every page.
View all 3 guidesWrite image alt text that helps screen reader users and search engines alike. Clear rules, examples for every…
How to write a clear H1 tag, organise H2 and H3 headings into a logical outline, and find…
Write page titles and meta descriptions that win the click. Practical rules, title formulas, before-and-after examples and a…
How LiteScroll.com works
LiteScroll.com is built around a short loop: crawl, read, fix and re-check. No dashboards to configure and no jargon to decode, just the issues that matter, in the order that matters.
Paste your homepage or any starting page into the LiteScroll SEO Crawler. It follows internal links and collects up to 25 pages for free.
Errors and warnings are grouped by type, so you can see at a glance which pages lack titles, descriptions, H1s, alt text or a valid canonical.
Each issue links to a plain-English walkthrough, such as our Canonical URL Guide or Schema Markup Guide, with copy-ready examples.
Use the SEO Inspector extension to confirm each fix on the live page, then download the report as PDF or CSV for your client or team.
Why lightweight wins
Most small websites do not need thousands of metrics, keyword databases and monthly contracts. They need to know which pages are missing a title, which images have no alt text and whether a stray noindex tag is hiding a money page. LiteScroll.com focuses on those fundamentals and explains every fix in plain English.
Because the crawler runs in your browser and the inspector lives in Chrome, there is nothing to install on your server and nothing to slow your website down.
Try the Free CrawlerStructured data explained simply: JSON-LD, rich results, validation and the schema types that matter for blogs and small businesses.
View all 3 guidesCopy-ready JSON-LD for Article, FAQPage and BreadcrumbList schema, with every property explained, the mistakes to avoid and a…
A step-by-step workflow for finding and fixing schema markup errors and warnings: which testing tools to use, what…
A plain-English introduction to schema markup: what structured data is, why JSON-LD is the format to use, how…
The free LiteScroll.com crawler is perfect for small sites and quick health checks. When your website has hundreds of URLs, a recent migration, falling traffic or a client who needs a formal report, the LiteScroll Pro SEO Audit adds a human review on top of a much larger crawl.
Step-by-step website audits, checklists and report walkthroughs that turn crawl data into a clear list of fixes.
View all 4 guidesA complete website SEO audit guide for small sites: plan your pages, check indexability, canonicals, titles, headings, images…
How to read an SEO crawl report column by column, separate real problems from noise, and rank fixes…
A practical SEO audit checklist for small business websites in 2026, covering crawling, indexing, on-page basics, local signals,…
Who uses LiteScroll.com
Whether you publish one blog or manage a dozen client sites, LiteScroll.com gives you the same fast, honest view of what needs fixing.
Find the pages that are missing titles or blocked from indexing and fix them in your CMS, without hiring an agency for routine checks.
Run a quick crawl after each batch of posts to catch duplicate titles, missing alt text and broken canonicals before they cost you traffic.
Use a free 25-page crawl as a pitch audit, then export a tidy PDF or CSV that shows clients exactly what you fixed and why it matters.
Give writers, developers and marketers the same report, so everyone works from one prioritised list instead of conflicting tools.
Search keeps changing. The basics that help pages get crawled, understood and clicked have barely moved.
Search engines and AI answer engines first look at your title, headings, canonical and robots signals. If those are missing or contradictory, even excellent content can be skipped, merged with another URL or shown with a poor snippet.
One broken template can copy the same duplicate title or missing H1 onto hundreds of pages. A 25-page LiteScroll.com crawl usually reveals these patterns quickly, because the same mistake shows up on every page built from that template.
Clear titles lift click-through rates, descriptive alt text opens image search, valid schema markup unlocks rich results and clean canonicals concentrate ranking signals. Each fix is small; together, and tracked on LiteScroll.com, they move a website forward.
Remove accidental noindex tags, fix 4xx and 5xx errors and point canonicals at the right URL before you polish anything else.
Give each page one descriptive H1, a unique title, a helpful meta description and structured data that matches the visible content.
Write meaningful alt text, keep headings in logical order and link related guides together so people and crawlers can move through your site easily.
Latest LiteScroll.com SEO Guides
A complete website SEO audit guide for small sites: plan your pages, check indexability, canonicals, titles, headings, images and schema, prioritise fixes and build a recurring routine.
A simple 30-minute weekly SEO routine for bloggers in five blocks: Search Console checks, new post reviews, one refresh, internal links and a change log.
Which SEO jobs free tools handle well, where paid tools earn their cost, the hidden costs of heavy…
How to read an SEO crawl report column by column, separate real problems from noise, and rank fixes…
Copy-ready JSON-LD for Article, FAQPage and BreadcrumbList schema, with every property explained, the mistakes to avoid and a…
Write image alt text that helps screen reader users and search engines alike. Clear rules, examples for every…
Browse by topic
Crawling, indexability, canonical URLs, redirects and site speed: the technical foundations that help search engines read…
Browse 03 GuidesPage titles, meta descriptions, H1 headings, image alt text and internal links: practical fixes for the…
Browse 03 GuidesStructured data explained simply: JSON-LD, rich results, validation and the schema types that matter for blogs…
Browse 04 GuidesStep-by-step website audits, checklists and report walkthroughs that turn crawl data into a clear list of…
Browse 03 GuidesTutorials for the LiteScroll SEO Crawler and SEO Inspector Chrome extension, plus honest notes on the…
Browse 03 GuidesNews, ideas and practical notes from the LiteScroll editorial team on search, websites and growing organic…
BrowseStraight answers about the free crawler, the Chrome extension and Pro audits.
Still curious? Contact usLiteScroll.com is a web platform with lightweight SEO tools for website owners, bloggers, freelancers and small marketing teams. It offers a free browser-based SEO Crawler, a free SEO Inspector Chrome extension, a premium Pro SEO Audit, and practical guides that explain how to fix every issue the tools find.
Yes. You can scan up to 25 pages of any website for free. The crawler reports problems with page titles, meta descriptions, H1 headings, image alt tags, canonical tags and indexability, and you can download the report as a PDF or CSV file.
The SEO Inspector is a free Google Chrome extension for page-level SEO analysis. While you browse, it shows a page's metadata, lets you review its schema markup, check keyword usage and copy the full heading structure in one click.
Large SEO suites are designed for agencies and enterprise teams, with long setup, steep learning curves and monthly fees. LiteScroll.com focuses on the technical and on-page fundamentals that most small websites get wrong, and explains each fix in plain English.
Choose the Pro SEO Audit when your website is larger than a free crawl can cover, after a redesign or migration, when organic traffic drops without an obvious reason, or when you need a deeper manual review with priority recommendations for a client or stakeholder.
No. Each issue in a LiteScroll.com report is described in simple language and linked to a step-by-step guide, such as our Canonical URL Guide and Schema Markup Guide. If you can edit a page in WordPress, Shopify, Wix or a similar CMS, you can fix most issues yourself.
Yes. The crawler and the SEO Inspector work on any publicly accessible page, so you can see how competitors structure titles, headings and schema markup, then apply what you learn to your own content.
No. The LiteScroll SEO Crawler runs from our side in your browser session and the SEO Inspector runs inside Chrome, so nothing is installed on your server and your page speed is not affected.
