SEO Analyzer
Fixpio’s SEO analyzer checks the three snippets that make up a search result. Paste in your page title, meta description and slug, press Check, and it measures each against the basics: a title of 30–60 characters, a description of 120–160, and a lowercase slug with hyphens. The check runs in your browser on the words you paste — nothing is fetched from your website.
Check your search snippets
Three quick checks on the words your search result will be built from — before you publish them.
A note on privacy
Everything runs in your browser — the title, description and slug you type are never uploaded.
The basics, checked in seconds
No crawl, no account, no report to wait for — just the three checks every page needs before it goes live.
A score you can act on
Three checks, one score out of 3. Every line tells you what was measured, what it counted, and the range it should sit in — so a “Check” result tells you exactly what to fix, not just that something is wrong.
Works before the page exists
Most analyzers need a live URL to fetch. This one checks the words themselves, so it works on drafts, redesigns and pages behind a login — the moment when fixing a title or slug is still free.
Nothing leaves your browser
The check runs on your device, so the titles and descriptions you paste — including ones for pages nobody has seen yet — are never sent anywhere or kept anywhere.
About this tool
About this SEO analyzer. Most tools called an SEO analyzer fetch a page from a website and audit what they find. Fixpio’s SEO checker works the other way round: it checks the three snippets you are about to publish. Paste in a page title, a meta description and a slug, and it scores them out of 3 — a Pass or a Check for each, with the character count and the range it is measured against. The job is deliberately small: title, description and URL are the parts of a page that appear in search results, so they are the parts worth a final check on every page.
The title is the headline of your search result, and this checker passes titles between 30 and 60 characters. Below that range a title is usually too vague to say what the page offers; above it, the title risks being cut off. Google publishes no character limit — it displays titles up to a fixed width, roughly 600 pixels on desktop, and cuts the rest with an ellipsis — so keep the words that describe the page, ideally the phrase people actually search for, near the front where trimming cannot reach them, and treat a character count as a practical guide. Need a title to check? The SEO Title Generator builds three from a single keyword.
The meta description is the short text under the title. It is not a direct ranking factor, but it is your pitch for the click, so this checker looks for 120 to 160 characters — enough to say what the page gives the reader without running past what results display. Google sometimes replaces a description with a snippet from the page itself, so write yours for the reader, with the point early. The slug is checked just as plainly: lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens only. A slug like best-running-shoes reads at a glance and shares without breaking; spaces turn into %20 in links, and capital letters invite URLs that get typed two ways. Check all three here, then browse Fixpio’s SEO tools for the writing side of the job.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about what this checker does, the lengths it looks for, and what it cannot do.
What does the SEO Analyzer check?
Three things, and only three: your page title, measured against 30 to 60 characters; your meta description, measured against 120 to 160 characters; and your slug, checked for lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens with no spaces. You get a score out of 3 and a Pass or Check line for each item, showing its character count and the range it should fall in. It does not check headings, images, links, page speed or anything else — those are jobs for other tools, and this one does not pretend otherwise.
Does the SEO Analyzer fetch or crawl my website?
No. There is nowhere to enter a URL, because the tool never visits your site: it checks the three snippets you type or paste into the boxes. That is a deliberate design, not a missing feature. It means you can check a page before it is published, a redesign that only exists as drafts, or a page behind a login — cases where there is no public URL for a crawling tool to fetch. The trade-off is equally plain: it checks one page’s three snippets at a time, typed in by you, rather than auditing a whole site at once.
How long should a page title be?
This checker passes titles of 30 to 60 characters, which is the working range most SEO guidance uses. Google does not set a character limit; it shows as much of the title as fits the width of the result — about 600 pixels on desktop — and cuts the rest with an ellipsis, so a title far past 60 characters will usually lose its ending. Very short titles have the opposite problem: they rarely say enough to earn a click. Keep the words that matter near the front, where they survive any trimming, and treat the count as a guide — a title full of wide letters like W and M takes more room than the same count of narrow ones.
How long should a meta description be?
This checker looks for 120 to 160 characters: long enough to describe the page and give a reason to click, short enough to display in full in most results. A description is not a direct ranking factor — its job is to persuade the searcher who is already looking at your result. Two honest caveats: on phones, results show less text, so put the important part early; and Google sometimes replaces a description with a snippet lifted from the page when it thinks that matches the search better, so a good description improves your chances rather than guaranteeing what appears.
What makes a good slug?
A slug is the part of the URL that names the page — the seo-analyzer in fixpio.com/tools/seo-analyzer/. The checker passes slugs built only from lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens, with no spaces. That format earns its keep three ways: it can be read at a glance, so a visitor knows what the page is before clicking; it survives being copied into emails, documents and social posts without spaces turning into %20; and it stays consistent, because there are no capital letters to be typed two different ways. Keep it short and descriptive — a handful of words that name the page, joined by hyphens.
Is the SEO Analyzer free, and is what I type uploaded anywhere?
Yes, it is free, and no, nothing is uploaded. There is no sign-up, no account and no limit to how many checks you can run. The counting and checking happen in your browser, on your own device: the title, description and slug you paste are never sent to a server, never stored, and are gone when you close the tab. That makes the tool safe to use on drafts and on client pages that have not been published yet.