One URL, one scan — every SEO check in a single report: title, meta, H1–H6, images, canonical, robots, sitemap, indexability, Open Graph, Twitter, schema, links, broken links, redirect chains, SSL, security headers, performance, Core Web Vitals, mobile, AI SEO and GEO/AEO — with an overall score, prioritized fixes and PDF / JSON / share export.
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The All-in-One SEO Audit is a free tool that runs every SEO check in a single scan. You paste one URL and it fetches the live page, then grades on-page, technical, social, performance, security and AI-search factors together — returning one overall score, a prioritized fix list, and export to PDF, JSON or a shareable link. Instead of running a dozen separate tools, you get the whole picture from real, live data in seconds.
https://example.com).robots.txt, sitemap.xml and llms.txt, and samples the links on the page.noindex, canonical, robots.txt, XML sitemap and the lang attribute.llms.txt.Yes — completely free, with no signup and no usage limits. Audit as many URLs as you like.
Yes. Every check runs against the live page and its real resources; nothing is estimated or randomized. Core Web Vitals use real Chrome user field data (CrUX) when it is available for the URL.
Yes. Use Export PDF for a printable report, Export JSON for the raw structured data (great for spreadsheets or automation), and Share link to send a URL that re-runs the exact same audit.
It bundles them all. For a deeper single-factor look you can still use the On-Page SEO Audit, the GEO & AEO Readiness Checker, or the Meta Tag Analyzer. To crawl a whole site instead of one page, use the Technical Site Audit (Crawler).
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