What makes it different
- SEO sidebar panels — analyze any page’s on-page SEO, indexing signals, structured data, crawling rules, links, social tags, and images without leaving the browser
- Device emulation — switch between desktop and mobile views to see how pages render on different devices
- User-agent switching — browse as Googlebot, Bingbot, or custom user agents to see how crawlers experience your site
- Network throttling — simulate slow connections to test performance under real-world conditions
- Built-in VPN — browse from any location worldwide with the VPN add-on
- Tab management — work across multiple sites with familiar tab controls
- Find in page — search for text on any page with Cmd+F
Browser sidebar
The sidebar is where most SEO analysis happens. It’s always visible when you’re in the browser, giving you instant access to these panels:| Panel | What it analyzes |
|---|---|
| On-Page | Title, meta description, headings, content |
| Indexing | Robots directives, canonical, hreflang, sitemaps |
| Structured Data | JSON-LD, Microdata, RDFa schemas |
| Crawling | Robots.txt, bot access, firewall status |
| Links | Internal/external links, follow/nofollow |
| Social | Open Graph, Twitter Cards |
| Images | Alt text, sizes, formats, lazy loading |
| SERP Features & Results | Google SERP feature detection and organic results (appears on Google search pages only) |
Google search settings
SERP Lens includes Google-specific controls that let you customize how search results appear:- Google domain — search on
google.com,google.co.uk,google.de, etc. - Language — set the Google interface language
- SafeSearch — toggle SafeSearch on or off
- Personalization — disable Google’s personalized results
- Hide ads — optionally hide Google Ads from SERPs
- Custom URL parameters — append parameters like
gl=us&hl=ento search URLs - Time filter — restrict results by time period