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Heading Structure Analyzer

Extract a page heading outline from HTML and flag structural SEO and accessibility issues like missing H1s, multiple H1s, or skipped levels.

HTML markup is parsed in browser memory via DOMParser. Source code is never uploaded.

Heading outline

Your result will appear here.

Issues

No structural issues found.

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What is Heading Structure Analyzer?

Heading Structure Analyzer inspects HTML markup to visualize its heading hierarchy (H1 through H6) and flag structural SEO and accessibility flaws. Using browser DOM parsing, it extracts all heading elements, renders an indented outline, and detects critical issues including missing H1 tags, duplicate H1 tags, and skipped heading levels (e.g. jumping from H2 directly to H4).

How to use Heading Structure Analyzer

  1. 1Paste your page HTML source or template markup into the HTML input area.
  2. 2View the extracted heading outline with visual indentation corresponding to heading levels.
  3. 3Check the Issues panel for warnings regarding missing H1s, multiple H1s, or skipped hierarchy levels.

Key features

Indented Outline Visualization

Extracts H1 through H6 headings and renders an indented visual hierarchy of the page outline.

H1 Tag Verification

Checks for a missing H1 tag or flags multiple H1 tags that may confuse search crawlers.

Skipped Level Detection

Identifies non-sequential jumps in heading levels (such as H2 jumping directly to H4).

Client-Side DOM Parsing

Parses pasted HTML safely in browser memory using DOMParser without network requests.

Examples & use cases

Valid Heading Hierarchy

Sequential heading structure following logical hierarchy with a single H1.

Input:
<h1>Page Title</h1>\n<h2>Section One</h2>\n<h3>Subsection</h3>\n<h2>Section Two</h2>
Result:
Outline: H1 Page Title -> H2 Section One -> H3 Subsection -> H2 Section Two. Issues: No structural issues found.

Skipped Heading Level Issue

Skipping heading levels violates accessibility standards (WCAG) and disrupts screen reader navigation.

Input:
<h1>Main Topic</h1>\n<h4>Sub-sub topic</h4>
Result:
Issues: Heading level skips from H1 to H4 at "Sub-sub topic".

Frequently asked questions

A logical heading hierarchy (H1 -> H2 -> H3) helps search engines understand the topical structure of your content. More importantly, screen reader users rely on headings as primary navigation landmarks to jump through sections.
While HTML5 allows multiple H1 elements within distinct sectioning tags, SEO and accessibility best practices strongly recommend a single H1 per page representing the overarching page topic.
No. To guarantee complete privacy and bypass CORS restrictions, this tool analyzes raw HTML that you paste directly into the editor, parsing it safely via DOMParser in your browser.

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