Link-in-Bio SEO Checker
Paste your bio page and get a graded audit of the twelve things that decide whether it can be found in search and shared properly. The check runs on our server and reads only the page’s tags — nothing is stored.
What matters most on a bio page
- The share image does more work than the title. A bio link gets pasted into messages and stories far more often than it gets searched for, and a missing og:image turns that into a grey box.
- Check that your page is actually indexable. Several link-in-bio hosts quietly noindex profile pages, which means no amount of good copy will ever rank.
- One h1, and make it say what you do. A page whose only heading is your username tells search engines nothing they did not already know from the URL.
Fix what it finds
If the title or description needs work, the Instagram bio generator and bio preview help. Tracking where visitors come from? Tag your links with the UTM generator.
FAQ
What does this checker actually look at?
It fetches the page once and reads its head: title, meta description, canonical, Open Graph tags, viewport, h1, robots meta, favicon and the html lang attribute, plus how fast the page responded. It reads nothing else and stores nothing.
Why does it not show me my title text?
By design. The checker fetches whatever URL it is given, so returning page content would make it useful for reading pages it should not reach. It reports lengths and verdicts instead — and it is your page, so you can see the text yourself.
Can I check a page that is not mine?
You can check any public page, and the report is the same either way. Private addresses, local networks and non-web protocols are refused.
What does the score mean?
Each of the twelve checks counts equally: a pass is full marks, a warning is half, a failure is none. It is a rough summary, not a grade — the findings list is where the actual guidance is.
A page worth finding needs somewhere to send people
Linkhiver pages ship with the tags this checker looks for — and real click analytics on every link.
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