Enter any URL to see its H1–H6 outline. Find missing or multiple H1s, skipped levels, and empty headings.
Paste a page's HTML or enter a URL, and this free tool lists every heading (H1–H6), shows the outline, and flags problems — a missing H1, more than one H1, or skipped levels (like H2 jumping to H4). It runs in your browser; nothing is stored.
Headings are how both Google and AI engines understand what a page is about. A clean H1 → H2 → H3 order helps them read your structure, pull the right section into an answer, and rank you for the topics each heading covers.
<h1> near the top that states what the page is about, in the words people search.<h2>. Multiple H1s blur the page's main topic.Yes. Use one H1 as the page's title, then H2s for main sections and H3s beneath them. One clear H1 is the strongest signal of what the page is about.
They help both. Search engines use headings to understand structure and relevance; AI engines cite content by its section headings, so clear, descriptive H2s make it easier to be quoted accurately.
Enter the URL above (or paste the HTML) and this tool fetches the page and lists every H1–H6 with its order, so you can spot a missing or duplicate H1 in seconds.
Yes — free, no sign-up, and it runs in your browser.
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