Who this helps
- Writers reviewing a post before publication
- Editors recording unfinished improvements
Blog Utility
Check essential SEO items before publishing a blog post, including title, meta description, content structure, keywords, images, links, and mobile readability.
Check each item before publishing your blog post to review its SEO readiness.
No items have been checked yet.
Basic settings for search visibility.
Items related to content quality and user experience.
Items related to image SEO and internal links.
Final items worth checking before publishing.
Work through a blog post's title, structure, images, links and readability, then copy completed and outstanding items. The percentage measures your checked boxes, not search rankings.
Define the reader's question and the post's purpose.
Review the title and description against the actual content.
Check heading structure, image alternatives and useful links.
Mark only items you have checked on the real page.
Copy the completed and outstanding items and verify indexing separately after publication.
The arithmetic is a rounded proportion, not a weighted search-quality score.
This does not establish that Google has crawled or indexed the page.
The script counts the rendered checkboxes and rounds checked/total × 100. Copying the report includes both completed and remaining text. The tool does not fetch a URL or inspect Search Console.
Check states stay in the browser and are not saved to an account. This checklist has no separate note-storage field.
Paste HTML head code to check title, description, canonical, robots, Open Graph, and Twitter Card tags in one place.
Quickly check the character count, recommended length, and search result preview status of your blog title and description.
No. It means all listed items were marked complete.
No. Each item is a manual review prompt.
Completion percentage, checked items, unchecked items and a short progress message.