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HTML & SEO Analysis
View and analyze website source code
Retrieve server-delivered HTML, inspect metadata and review headings, links, images, stylesheets, JavaScript files and common on-page SEO signals.
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Website Source Code Viewer
Enter a public webpage URL. The tool retrieves the HTML response through your WordPress server and analyzes the returned document.
How To Use
View website source code in three steps
Retrieve the HTML response and review important page elements without installing software.
Retrieve the HTML
The WordPress server requests the page and returns the available HTML response.
Review the analysis
Inspect metadata, headings, links, images, scripts, stylesheets and source-code issues.
Key Features
More than a basic HTML viewer
Use the source code alongside a practical summary of common technical and SEO elements.
Full HTML source
View, search, copy and download the server-delivered HTML document.
On-page analysis
Review titles, descriptions, canonical tags, robots directives and heading counts.
Resource summary
Count links, images, CSS files, JavaScript files and structured-data blocks.
Why It Matters
Source code reveals what the server actually sends
The retrieved HTML can help identify missing metadata, incorrect directives and implementation issues.
Metadata inspection
Confirm that titles, descriptions, canonical links and robots directives are present.
Heading structure
Review H1, H2 and H3 usage to understand the page’s visible content hierarchy.
Resource discovery
Identify linked stylesheets, scripts, images and other assets referenced in the HTML.
Common Questions
Website Source Code Viewer FAQs
Quick answers about HTML retrieval, JavaScript rendering and SEO analysis.
What is website source code?
Website source code is the HTML markup returned by a server. It can contain metadata, headings, links, images, stylesheets, scripts and structured data.
Can this tool view JavaScript-rendered content?
It analyzes the HTML returned by the server. Content inserted after page load by JavaScript may not be included.
Why might a website block the request?
Some websites use firewalls, bot protection, authentication or server rules that reject automated requests.
Does the tool modify the target website?
No. It sends a read-only request and analyzes the returned HTML.
Why is source code useful for SEO?
It shows the tags and markup search engines can use to understand the page, including titles, descriptions, headings, canonicals and links.
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