Why it matters
Checks a page against Google's documented Discover guidance: large images, max-image-preview, titles and structured data.
Reads meta robots, og:image (dimensions via image decode only if pasted as a file; otherwise from width/height meta), Article/NewsArticle JSON-LD, dates, title length and clickbait patterns from a documented list. Optional fetch of the page HTML. Everything runs in your browser; nothing you paste is sent unless you press Fetch.
How to use it
- Paste your input, or press Fetch to read a live URL you give.
- Read the results and the notes.
- Copy or download the output you need.
- If you used Fetch, check a sample on the live site too.
FAQ
Is my URL or page stored?
No. Fetch reads the address you give once, as LeejTools/1.0, and leej.uk keeps only a count. Pasted text never leaves your device.
Will this change my site for me?
No. It shows results and, where it writes rules or files, you copy them and apply them yourself.
Can I rely on this as official guidance?
It follows public documentation and well-known algorithms, and tells you where it is a subset or a simulation. Confirm critical changes in the official tool or a staging environment.
