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WordPress page audit

Page URLs at a glance

Enter your WordPress site URL and load every published page title with its assigned URL.

Use this tool only for sites you own or are explicitly authorized to audit.

Pages 0
Visible 0
Flagged 0
Loaded Never
Page title URL Status Copy
Load a site to see the page list.

How to use this tool

Audit page URLs before they turn into SEO problems

This checker pulls page data from the WordPress REST API and lists each published page title beside its URL. It is designed for quick QA during site launches, migrations, redesigns, slug updates, and SEO reviews.

  • Load all published pages from a WordPress site in one pass.
  • Filter results by keyword or show only flagged pages.
  • Spot missing titles, off-domain URLs, duplicates, and slug mismatches.
  • Copy selected URLs or export the current view to CSV or JSON.

If you need more detail, read how the audit works or review the common issue guide for explanations of each status.

Interpret the results

What the status badges actually mean

OK

The page title and URL look consistent with the loaded site and no obvious URL issues were detected.

Needs review

The page may have a duplicate slug, duplicate URL, off-domain URL, or missing title. These are the first items to review during cleanup.

Slug mismatch

The URL may still work, but the page slug does not clearly match the URL path. This often appears after manual permalink changes or custom rewrites.

Quick checklist

What to review first after each scan

  • Fix off-domain URLs before launch or migration cutover.
  • Resolve missing titles so exports are clear for editors and SEO teams.
  • Group duplicate slug and duplicate URL rows for manual review.
  • Use the flagged filter to create a focused cleanup pass.
  • Export CSV or JSON to track changes between QA rounds.

Tip: after making fixes in WordPress, run a fresh scan and compare flagged counts to confirm improvements.

FAQ

Questions people usually have before running an audit

Why does this tool ask for the site URL?

It uses the WordPress pages API at /wp-json/wp/v2/pages to fetch published pages directly from the site you enter.

Can it audit staging sites or subdomains?

Yes. You can load subdomains and most staging environments as long as the WordPress REST API is publicly reachable and not blocked.

Will it change anything on the site being checked?

No. The tool only reads page data through the public API and does not write, edit, publish, or delete anything.