HTML or page headings
How to Use the Heading Tag Analyzer
Extract heading tags from pasted HTML and review their order.
Paste HTML
Paste the relevant page HTML, including complete H1 through H6 elements.
Run the audit
Select Analyze headings to extract heading text and count heading levels.
Review hierarchy
Check the H1 count and skipped-level report, then adjust headings where the content structure needs it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this analyse a live URL?
No. Paste HTML into the tool; it does not fetch or crawl websites.
Which heading tags are included?
The analyzer extracts H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, and H6 elements.
Why check for an H1?
An H1 commonly identifies the page's main topic and provides a useful starting point for its outline.
Are skipped heading levels always wrong?
No. They often merit review, but the best structure depends on the actual content and accessibility context.
Does the tool keep HTML formatting?
No. It extracts plain text from heading elements for an easier-to-read outline.
Can headings contain inline HTML?
Yes. Inline markup inside a heading is removed from the displayed text.
Is pasted HTML uploaded?
No. Analysis runs locally in the browser.