SEO Quick Peek

Checking on-page SEO usually means juggling several tools: one for meta tags, another for structured data, a search query for index status, and separate utilities for speed and image details. For SEO specialists, marketers, content teams, developers, store owners and QA teams, that context-switching slows down routine work like reviewing a page before publishing, after an update, or while debugging. The goal for SEO Quick Peek was to bring these checks into a single Chrome extension that works on the page you are already viewing, with results in seconds.

We designed the extension around one-click checks, so the most common questions get answered without leaving the page. Each check reads the live page directly in the browser, which keeps results tied to what is actually rendered. Beyond reporting issues, we focused on making the output actionable: suggested title and description copy, a practical checklist with next steps, and an on-page mode that points to problems where they occur. Smaller tasks, like inspecting a single image, were placed in the right-click menu so they stay out of the way until needed.

• Instant Meta Audit: reviews the page title, meta description and length quality, and suggests stronger title and description drafts.
• Structured Data Review: scans schema markup across JSON-LD, Microdata and RDFa and summarises what is on the page.
• Google index status check: uses a site:domain/path query workflow to confirm whether a page appears in Google.
• Advanced SEO audit: covers content, links, images, technical issues and indexability, with browser-based speed signals and a weighted Web Vitals verdict.
• SERP-style preview and SEO checklist: shows how the page may appear in search results and generates quick next steps.
• Live Fix mode and image inspector: highlights important issues directly on the page. A right-click option shows ALT text, dimensions, file type and image SEO details for any image.