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The tools we use on every Stacklumen engagement — SEO auditing, Open Graph previewing, contrast checking — packaged for everyone.
Paste a URL. Get a graded report on title, meta, canonical, OG, JSON-LD, h1, robots, sitemap, and llms.txt — plus a check that templated pages have distinct titles, sampled across two pages so template-level duplicates actually surface.
Render any URL the way Slack, iMessage, Twitter, LinkedIn, Discord, and Google would.
Decide what may index you, what may cite you and what may train on you — across 34 named crawlers — then publish the llms.txt that tells answer engines which pages matter.
Form-driven generator for Organization, FAQPage, Product, Article, BreadcrumbList and more — copy-paste ready.
Pulls every JSON-LD block from a page and checks each entity against schema.org + Google rich-result requirements, flagging missing required and recommended properties.
Paste a foreground + background. Get ratio, pass status, and a one-click brand-safe suggestion.
Runs the axe-core accessibility rules via Lighthouse. Grades contrast, names & labels, ARIA and structure, with failing elements and a branded PDF.
Draws the ARIA landmark tree and heading outline of any URL as a diagram — main, banner, contentinfo, navigation and every labelled region, in the order and nesting they are served. Flags the structural faults a visual check cannot see: a missing main, duplicate landmarks with no accessible name, and skipped heading levels.
Paste an embed → minified HTML/CSS/JS, real character + KB size, gzipped size, and whether it fits inside Webflow's embed cap.
Reads the compiled stylesheet, not just the markup. Flags auto-generated class names, brittle selector chains, CSS inlined where it cannot be cached, and layouts fixed in px that ignore a reader's font-size setting. None of it affects ranking; all of it decides how expensive the site is to change.
Drop HEIC files and get JPG, PNG or WebP back. Decoding and re-encoding run entirely in the browser with WebAssembly — the files never leave the device.
Traces a PNG or JPG into clean SVG paths in the browser, with control over colour count and detail — for logos and flat artwork you only have as pixels.