Heading (H-tag) Extractor
Extract headings, TITLE, and page character count
Features
Extract the heading structure as a list
Visually display the h1–h6 hierarchy with indentation
Also get the title and character count
Check the page title, description, and body character count together
Batch-process up to 100 items
Extract multiple URLs at once, separated by line breaks
CSV export and bookmarklet
Save results as CSV and check the page you're viewing with one click
How to use
Paste URLs into the input field
Enter the URLs of the pages you want to check, separated by line breaks, up to 100 items
Select the heading tags to extract
Specify the target heading levels from the H1–H6 checkboxes
Press the run button
The server fetches and displays each page's headings, title, and character count
Check the results and save as CSV
Check the details in the accordion and save them all at once with CSV download
Use cases
On-page SEO
Inspect disordered or duplicate heading hierarchies and use it to improve search rankings
Analyzing competitor site structure
Extract the heading structure of top pages as a reference for content design
Checking article quality
Check the heading hierarchy and body volume at a glance before publishing
Inspecting a site renewal
Cross-check differences in titles and descriptions before and after migration all at once
Basic Knowledge
What are h tags (heading tags)?
h tags are HTML tags that represent page headings, ranging from h1 to h6 in 6 levels. The smaller the number, the higher the heading level. As a rule, h1 should be placed only once per page as the main topic.
Why heading structure matters for SEO
Search engines read page structure and main topics from heading hierarchy, so well-organized headings help with content understanding and evaluation. Skipping hierarchy levels—such as placing an h4 directly after an h2—should be avoided as it hinders proper structure recognition.
Safety and privacy
Server-side processing
Input is processed on the server; only information necessary for the inquiry is sent.
Temporary processing only
For heading extraction, temporary processing occurs on the server, then data is discarded after results are returned.
Communications encrypted with HTTPS
All sent and received data is encrypted by TLS and cannot be read by third parties.
No transmission to third parties
Input content is not sent to external services such as ad networks or trackers.
Fetching the target page only
Accesses only the fetch of the entered URL's page for heading extraction
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Updates
- update #23
Restore CSV heading extraction to site column format and revive character count statistics
- update #22
Add copy button to heading extraction and improve mobile display order