Free Website Audit Report: Download Editable HTML Findings

The free report is an editable Markdown export of the HTML check you run. It contains observations from supplied markup, not a completed assessment of the live website. Keep the input scope with the exported findings when you share or extend the report.

What the Free Report Contains

The checker report contains a timestamp, a scope statement and the actual HTML observations. Each check includes a status, evidence and a suggested next step. It does not include a crawl score, backlink analysis, speed measurements or a promise of revenue gains.

Open the free HTML SEO checker to inspect your page source.

Download and Edit Your Findings

Run the HTML checker and choose Download findings. Open the .md file in a text editor or Markdown editor. Add affected URLs and your interpretation. Review potentially sensitive page text before sending the report to someone else.

Turn Findings into an Action Plan

Confirm whether each observation is an issue for the page. A noindex directive can be intentional and an empty alt attribute can be correct for decorative images. Assign confirmed fixes to an owner and define the evidence needed to close each task.

For a missing title, record the input URL and source date, confirm the full document has no title, then specify a descriptive replacement. After release, check the live source. Do not mark the search snippet or ranking as corrected merely because the source now contains a title.

Compare the export with the completed owned-site report. That example includes reviewed findings and follow-up records; the free checker export is an input to that process.

Use the editable agency toolkit to record evidence and implementation steps. The 50-check PDF covers a wider manual review.

Our documented self-audit provides real examples of observations and corrections. Review the professional audit scope if the problem requires evidence beyond your page source.