Free Website Footer Audit
Instantly audit your website footer for SEO, accessibility, and best-practice issues. Get clear, actionable recommendations in seconds with no signup required.
Results will appear here.
Website footers are often overlooked, but they play a key role in navigation, accessibility, legal compliance, and internal linking for SEO. This tool analyzes the <footer> section of any public webpage and provides clear, practical recommendations to help you improve usability, accessibility, and SEO performance.
Information
What This Tool Analyzes
- Footer HTML structure
- Internal links in the footer
- Accessibility and usability signals
- SEO-friendly linking and markup
- Legal and informational elements in the footer
What This Tool Does Not Analyse
- Page content outside the footer
- Search rankings, backlinks, or analytics data
- JavaScript execution or dynamic rendering
- Security or performance scoring
Usage Limits & Fair Use
To ensure fair access and reliable performance, the following limits apply:
- Request limit:
The tool might stop working if there is a lot of traffic - Public access required:
The page must be publicly accessible on the web - Valid footer required:
The page must contain a proper<footer>tag
If a page cannot be fetched or does not include a valid footer element,
the tool will display a clear error message explaining the issue.
Does This Tool Make Changes To My Website?
Why Is My Footer Not Detected?
- The site uses non-semantic
<div>elements instead of a proper<footer>tag - The footer is injected dynamically using JavaScript after the page loads
- The page is protected by services such as Cloudflare or other Web Application Firewalls (WAFs), which may block automated requests
- The website detects and blocks non-browser user agents, including common scraping libraries
- Rate limiting or bot-detection rules temporarily block repeated or rapid requests
- The site requires cookies, session data, or authentication before showing the full page
- The page enforces geographic restrictions or IP-based access controls
- The site only serves full content to real browsers that support JavaScript, headers like
Accept-Language, or TLS fingerprinting
Is My Data Stored Or Logged?
Why Are SVG Icons Or Styles Removed Before Analysis?
Non-structural elements like SVG paths and inline styles are removed to ensure the analysis focuses on structure, semantics, and content, not visual decoration.
What AI Model Is Used For Analysis?
Can I Analyse Private Or Staging Websites?
Who Is This Tool For?
- SEO professionals reviewing site structure
- Accessibility specialists and auditors
- WordPress site owners
- Developers improving semantic HTML
- Agencies performing quick site audits
