Website Crawler

Crawl all pages on a site and isolate broken links, duplicate titles, missing metadata, canonical issues, and thin content.

What the Website Crawler does

Map your entire site and uncover every technical SEO issue with this free website crawler tool. Starting from your root URL, it follows every internal link, builds a full page inventory, flags 404 broken links, surfaces duplicate title tags and meta descriptions, detects missing canonicals, and identifies thin-content pages with low word counts. Crawl results are exportable for developer handoff or client reporting. Whether you are planning a site migration, auditing a redesign, or running routine health checks, a complete crawl reveals structural problems that manual browsing never catches. Fully respects robots.txt directives for safe, accurate site auditing.

It is especially useful for SEO teams, site owners, and developers who want auditing sites, comparing benchmarks, and spotting technical gaps. Use it when you need website crawler online, url crawler, crawl a website and want the result to be easy to review, share, or export.

You get a focused workflow that keeps the result easy to review and reuse immediately.

Website Crawler features

How to use the Website Crawler

  1. Enter the site URL you want to crawl.
  2. Start the crawl and let the scanner gather page-level data.
  3. Review broken links, duplicate tags, and other crawl findings.
  4. Run the task and wait for the result panel to update.
  5. Review the output carefully and make any follow-up adjustments.
  6. Copy, export, or reuse the final result in your workflow.

Website Crawler FAQ

Is the website crawler free? Yes. You can crawl a site for free without creating an account or installing extra software.

What issues can it surface? It helps spot broken links, duplicate metadata, missing canonicals, and other crawl issues that affect site quality.

Can it help with large sites? Yes. It is designed for site-level review work and can help you organize findings from broader crawls.

Do I need technical setup? No. Just enter the URL and run the crawl from the browser.