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Heading Structure Checker

See a page's headings as an outline and spot structure problems.

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1 H1 Tag(s)

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H1 Text

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Result Summary

Passed

Exactly one H1 tag found

Enter a URL to list its H1-H6 headings in order, as search engines and screen readers see them.

How should headings be structured on a page?

A page should have one H1 that states its main topic, with H2s for the main sections and H3-H6 for sub-sections, without skipping levels. A clear outline helps readers scan, screen-reader users navigate and search engines understand the page. This checker lists the page's H1-H6 outline.

How to check a page's heading structure

Enter the page URL or domain in the box above.
Click Check Headings.
Confirm there is exactly one H1 and that levels do not skip (for example H2 straight to H4).
Do not use headings just for styling - use CSS for that.

Related checks

For an overall on-page score, use the SEO Health Score.
To check the HTML itself, use the HTML Validator.

One H1 that says what the page is about, followed by H2 and H3 headings in order, helps both screen-reader users and search engines. JustChecker flags pages where the structure breaks after a redesign.