LLMIC Lens — SEO & Meta Inspector

Inspect page metadata, headings, links and images. Understand findings, copy practical fixes and compare scans locally.

Found a page issue, but still need to explain what should change? LLMIC Lens inspects the current webpage, shows the evidence and helps you copy a practical recommendation for the person who owns the website or CMS. Inspect the page. Understand the issue. Copy the fix. START WITH THE CURRENT PAGE Click the toolbar icon for a local scan. See essential metadata in the popup, then open the side panel to explore Overview, Inspect and Fixes. Findings distinguish an observed issue, a contextual review prompt and a check that has not run. INSPECT THE EVIDENCE • Page titles, descriptions, canonical declarations and crawler-specific robots metadata. • H1–H6 headings in document order, visibility context and temporary on-page highlighting. • Approximate main-content word count, lists, tables and semantic elements. • Links with raw/resolved destinations, anchor text, classification and rel values. • Images with missing, empty or present alt attributes, dimensions and loading hints. • JSON-LD blocks, JSON parsing errors, detected entities, graphs and ID relationships; microdata/RDFa markers. • Open Graph and X/Twitter metadata with approximate text previews. Remote images load only after opt-in. • Local hreflang declarations, syntax/target concerns and clearly labelled cross-page limits. COPY AN ACTION YOU CAN VERIFY Expand a finding to see its observed values, source, priority, certainty, prerequisites, recommended action, verification steps and documentation. Copy the finding, recommendation or an available snippet. Missing-title and description candidates use visible page content and require editorial review. Confirm indexing intent before deciding whether noindex should change. RESCAN AND COMPARE Select one session baseline, implement changes in the website's proper source, reload and compare a compatible scan of the same URL. Export findings, headings, links or images as CSV, download versioned audit JSON, or print a report to PDF. Optional export URL redaction removes query strings and fragments. CHECK THE SERVER WHEN YOU CHOOSE The separate Check server action explains its destinations before requesting a fresh response for the current URL and that origin's robots.txt. Requests omit login credentials, have an eight-second timeout and a two-MiB response limit, and do not follow redirects. Fresh server evidence is separate from the rendered DOM and the original navigation response. Robots.txt allow/disallow matching is not evaluated in v1. LOCAL BY DEFAULT No account, analytics, advertising, tracking pixels or automatic AI requests. Ordinary scans make no network requests. Audits and your selected baseline stay in trusted Chrome session storage; ordinary preferences stay on the device. Clear session data removes the audits and baseline. Downloaded exports remain under your control. USEFUL LIMITS, CLEARLY STATED The main document is inspected; iframes and shadow roots are outside scope. Large inventories have disclosed limits. Google indexing, site-wide duplication, rankings and rich-result eligibility are not established by a local scan. Character ranges are configurable editorial preferences, not Google validity limits. Decorative empty alt text, multiple H1s and a canonical pointing elsewhere can be intentional. Requires Chrome 116 or later and an HTTP(S) HTML page. Chrome's internal pages, the Web Store and PDFs are unavailable. Each new tab requires its own toolbar invocation. The extension copies recommendations and does not permanently edit websites. Created by Sanjay Kumar Monu. Support: https://llmic.com/contact-us/