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How AI Reads Your Page

Paste a URL and see the stripped-down text an AI crawler actually reads — with JavaScript switched off, exactly like most LLM bots see it. If your content only appears after JavaScript runs, AI is reading a near-blank page. This shows you what it sees.

We fetch the raw HTML and strip scripts, styles and tags — no JavaScript is executed, mirroring a typical AI crawler.

Page: Words AI can read:

That's one page. What about your whole site?

AUDXY scores your entire site's AI-readability — answer-readiness, E-E-A-T, and extractability — across every key page, not just this one.

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Why can't AI see my JavaScript content?

Most AI crawlers (and many search bots) fetch your raw HTML but never run JavaScript. If your text, headings or product details are injected by a framework like React, Vue or Next.js after the page loads, the crawler receives an almost-empty shell — an empty <div id="root"></div> and little else. The page looks fine to you in a browser, but to AI it reads as thin or blank, so it gets skipped, summarized poorly, or left out of answers entirely.

How do I fix it?

Make your real content present in the HTML before JavaScript runs. Use server-side rendering (SSR) or static generation so the first response already contains your headings and copy; ensure a real <h1> and <title>; and don't hide primary content behind tabs, lazy-load, or <noscript> fallbacks. The goal: anything you want AI to quote should be in the raw HTML you can see with this tool.

Built by Jerome Bilaos · Technical Web Architect · portfolio