Skip to content
Guide contents

User guide4 min

A page report

A page report shows everything the scan found about one URL, in ten tabs: findings, links, images, structured data and more. Use it before you edit a page, to see everything wrong with it at once.

How to get there#

Can't find it in the sidebar? It has no sidebar entry. Click a page almost anywhere in PixyScan and its report opens.

  1. 1

    Click a row on the Pages screen

    The most common way in. Both the table and the tree open it.

  2. 2

    Or click a row on a finding's Affected pages tab

    You already know this page has one problem. The report shows what else is wrong with it.

  3. 3

    Or click a page on another screen

    Content, Links, Images, Schema, Social, Structure, Trust, the Pages changed tab of Changes and the search box all link to page reports.

app.pixyscan.com/w/…/s/…/pages/…

A page report's Overview: a failing-count badge beside the path, Open page and Export report buttons, a ten-tab strip, then audit status, a search-result preview, vitals, what to fix, the heading outline and share, image and machine-readable cards.
The Overview tab sums up one URL. The other nine tabs are in the strip above.

What the Overview shows#

A set of cards that sum up the page, one topic each.

FieldShowsWhat it does
Audit statusCounts by severityHow many findings this page has at each severity.
In search resultsA previewHow the title and description may look in Google, with a bar showing if each is too long or too short.
VitalsLCP, INP, CLS, TTFBCore Web Vitals (Google's page speed scores). Empty? They show only if this page was sampled for speed, which needs the Hobby tier or above and a Google API key. The card also shows word count, reading grade, internal links, status and depth.
What to fixTop 3The three most serious findings on this page, with a link to the full list.
Heading outlineh1 … h6The page's headings in order, so you can check the structure makes sense.
When shared · Images · Machine readable · Page weightFour cardsHow the page looks when shared on social media, a summary of its images, its structured data, and how heavy it is to download.

The ten tabs#

Most tabs match a screen in the sidebar, but show only this one page.

FieldMatchesWhat it does
Overview-The summary cards described above.
IssuesIssuesEvery finding on this page, with its severity and the points it is costing.
ContentContentThe page's title, meta description, headings, word count and readability.
LinksLinksThe links on this page, and the other pages that link to it.
ImagesImagesEvery image on the page, with its alt text, format and size.
SocialSocialThe page's Open Graph and Twitter/X tags. They control the preview shown when someone shares the link.
SchemaSchemaThe page's structured data (hidden labels that help search engines understand it).
AIAI readinessHow easily AI answer engines can read and quote this page.
TechnicalCrawlabilityThe status code, the canonical URL (the version you want search engines to use), robots rules and whether the page can be indexed.
TrustTrustWhether the page uses HTTPS, its certificate, its security headers and any files it loads over insecure HTTP.

app.pixyscan.com/w/…/s/…/pages/…/issues

A page report's Issues tab: the findings on this one URL, each with its severity and the points it is costing.
The Issues tab lists only this page's findings. Handy while you edit the page.

Live page looks different from the report?

The report shows the page as it was at scan time. If the live page differs, it has changed since. Scan again to update it. Open page opens the real page in a new tab. Export report downloads every field as a CSV file.

Does something here not match what you see in the app? Tell us