What does the On-Page SEO Audit Tool check?
The tool parses HTML in your browser and scores common on-page signals: meta tags (title length, description, canonical, robots), heading structure (H1 count, H2 presence, hierarchy), thin-content heuristics, image alt attributes, internal vs external links and anchor quality, Open Graph and Twitter Card completeness, JSON-LD / microdata presence, and technical basics such as viewport, lang, charset, HTTPS, and favicon hints.
Why is this report shorter than some other SEO tools?
Many popular audits mix on-page checks with off-page data (backlinks, domain strength) and SERP data (keyword rankings). Those need large link indexes and search APIs. Dynamic Duniya’s tool is built for on-page and technical analysis of a single URL—plus optional PageSpeed—so you get clear results from the page’s HTML (and, in URL mode, lightweight server probes like robots.txt and sitemap reachability) without pretending to show data we do not source.
URL mode vs paste HTML
URL mode calls Dynamic Duniya’s fetch-html API so the page can be retrieved without browser CORS limits, then runs the same audit engine in your browser. Google PageSpeed Insights v5 (Lighthouse) is optional: it loads after the on-page report so you are not blocked on Google. PageSpeed runs from your browser to Google’s API; this site caps PageSpeed at 10 requests per browser per local day, while HTML fetch and on-page checks are not limited by that cap. Paste HTML mode never sends your markup to our servers; everything stays local.
Limits and privacy
Only analyze pages you are allowed to fetch. Logged-in or paywalled content cannot be audited via URL mode. PageSpeed calls go from your browser to Google’s API (optional); set NEXT_PUBLIC_PAGESPEED_API_KEY for higher Google quota. This site allows up to 10 PageSpeed requests per browser per local day — your HTML audit and server fetch limits are separate. Share links encode the audited URL in the query string for quick collaboration.