Heading Structure Checker
A clear heading outline helps screen-reader users navigate and helps everyone scan a page. Paste HTML (view source, then copy) and the checker builds the outline locally with the browser’s HTML parser. Nothing is fetched or executed.
Runs entirely in your browser. Your input and files are not uploaded to any server.
How to use
- Open your page, view its source and copy the HTML.
- Paste it into the box.
- Fix the reported issues in your template or editor.
Examples
Logo and article title are both H1 → flagged as “multiple H1”.
H2 followed by H4 → flagged, with the heading text shown.
Privacy
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Frequently asked questions
Is more than one H1 an error?
HTML allows it and Google says it is fine, but a single H1 that describes the page is the clearest structure for accessibility. The checker reports it as a warning, not an error.
Are scripts in my HTML run?
No. The HTML is parsed with DOMParser into an inert document; scripts are not executed and images are not loaded.