What does a website footer checker test?
It checks the live page for a footer element, crawlable links, usable link labels, navigation landmarks, and other structural and accessibility signals.
Free tool
Free website footer checker: SEO, links, and accessibility
Audit any live website footer for SEO, semantic markup, crawlable links, and accessibility structure. Run a single check or crawl 10-50 URLs from sitemap data, then share the report with your team.
How to use this free website footer checker
- 1. Enter a full URL (or just a domain).
- 2. Run a single check or crawl up to 50 URLs from sitemap.xml.
- 3. Review check-level findings and prioritized recommendations.
- 4. Copy a shareable report URL or download a summary for your team.
For multi-domain teams, pair this audit with 1Footer to centralize footer updates and keep implementation quality consistent. Read the footer optimization checklist or the footer SEO guide for the recommended fixes.
Want the checks explained? Read the footer HTML validator guide.
Website footer checker FAQ
Can it find broken or dead-end footer links?
Yes. The report flags missing or weak destinations and identifies pages that do not provide a useful crawlable next step from the footer.
Is the footer checker free?
Yes. You can run a free single-page check and crawl up to 50 URLs discovered from a public sitemap.