Yasser MamdouhSee the SEO of any page while you browse your own site.
A small bar on top of every page, shown only to you while you are signed in, with the focus keyword, title, description, H1 and images without alt text for the page you are on. Works with Yoast and Rank Math, or on its own.
Checking a page’s SEO normally means leaving the page, opening the editor and scrolling to the SEO panel, for every single page. SEO Bar puts that information on the page itself while you browse your site, so you see a problem the moment you are looking at it.
With length counters, and whether the focus keyword is in the title, H1, description and URL. It handles Arabic.
The H1 and how many there are, plus the number of H2s.
The word count, and images without alt text.
Robots and canonical, and whether the page is in your sitemap.
The image search engines and social networks will use.
Only people who can edit the page see the bar; for everyone else the page is unchanged.
No. It reads and writes the very same fields they use, so nothing is duplicated and nothing is lost if you remove it.
SEO Bar stores the values itself and prints the title, description and Open Graph tags.
No. It collects and sends no personal data, and makes no outside requests except reading your own sitemap.
WordPress 6.0 or newer and PHP 7.4 or newer.
Soon. It will be announced here when it launches.
Keep an eye on this page; it will be here the day it launches.