Use representative URLs
Include home, article, product, category, and application pages.
Audit AI Markdown compatibility across multiple public URLs.
Up to 50 unique public URLs per batch.
A site-wide sample reveals templates or hosts that serve different crawler rules, headers, or Markdown support.
Include home, article, product, category, and application pages.
Look for patterns rather than treating one failed URL as a site-wide conclusion.
Share the CSV with platform, SEO, and security teams for review.
Get a reliable result in three straightforward steps.
Add up to 50 unique addresses, one per line.
Each URL is checked in sequence with a progress indicator.
Look for patterns, then download the CSV if you need a record.
Focused controls, immediate feedback, and no account between you and the result.
See which page types expose different AI signals.
Watch the batch move through the list.
Share status, Markdown support, robots, headers, and scores.
The bulk checker audits AI Markdown and crawler signals across many public URLs. It is designed to find template or host inconsistencies rather than to replace a full site crawl.
A representative sample should include home, article, product, category, and application pages. Export the CSV when you need to share findings with SEO, platform, or security teams.
Shared layout and default headers
These often reveal CDN or edge defaults
Template-specific metadata
Do not assume one blog post represents every CMS type
JavaScript-heavy templates
Machine-readable responses can differ from marketing pages
Staging leftovers or campaign URLs
Include them only if they are still publicly linked
Common ways Bulk AI Markdown Checker fits into real projects and daily tasks.
Confirm a robots or header change reached every template.
Compare old and new hosts with the same URL set.
Audit a group of campaign or partner landing pages.
Retest the URLs that failed after a configuration change.
Clear answers about supported formats, processing, privacy, and common workflows.