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Paste rendered HTML
Use view-source output, a built page snippet, or the head and H1 area from a generated route.
Free tool
Paste rendered HTML or a head snippet and get a browser-only check for titles, descriptions, canonicals, social tags, H1s, and JSON-LD before code review.
How to use
Pagewell QA checks generated pages before discovery updates. This utility turns the metadata and schema portion into a fast pasted-HTML preflight.
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Use view-source output, a built page snippet, or the head and H1 area from a generated route.
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Inspect title length, description length, canonical URL, social tags, H1 count, and robots hints.
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Confirm schema blocks parse and that visible FAQ or free-tool facts justify the detected types.
Example output
The checker is intentionally practical: it flags missing tags, parse failures, questionable lengths, and schema that needs visible page support.
Score: 88/100
[pass] Title found: 58 characters.
[pass] Canonical URL is absolute.
[warn] Missing twitter:description.
[pass] JSON-LD block 1 parsed: WebApplication. Related tools
Generate metadata in source
Install Pagewell so your agent can use the target repo's layout, SEO head component, schema helpers, and discovery rules instead of checking a pasted snippet only.
bunx skills add ReScienceLab/pagewell --skill pagewell Then ask: Use Pagewell to generate this page and QA metadata, schema, canonical, and discovery files.
FAQ
Paste rendered HTML source, a page head snippet, or JSON-LD. The checker works best with final HTML because it can inspect title, meta description, canonical, social tags, H1s, and schema together.
No. The MVP is browser-only and uses pasted text so there is no fetch, crawl, API cost, or server-side processing.
No. It is a fast Pagewell-style preflight. Use official rich result or schema testing tools for final eligibility checks when needed.