Search Engine Spider Simulator
Paste HTML to see what a search engine crawler reads.
Paste your source on the left to see the analysis here.
See Your Page Like a Search Engine
Paste a page's HTML and this simulator strips away scripts, styles, and markup to show what a search-engine crawler actually reads: the title, meta data, indexability, headings, links, images, and the raw visible text. It is a fast way to spot content that is hidden from crawlers.
What it reveals
- Whether the page is indexable (robots)
- Title, description, and canonical
- Word, heading, link, and image counts
- The plain text content, scripts removed
Why it helps
Crawlers do not see your design â they see text and links. If important content is missing from the extracted text (for example, because it is injected by JavaScript), search engines may miss it too.
Private & Processed Locally
You paste the source, so everything is parsed in your browser with no server fetch. Note this simulates a crawler reading the raw HTML, which is how most crawling begins before any JavaScript rendering.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the Search Engine Spider Simulator.