AI Overview Checker

We run 20+ checks across four categories: Eligibility (Googlebot access, noindex, snippet directives, canonical), Content Quality (title, description, h1, author and date signals, structured-data integrity), Surface Formats (max-snippet, max-image-preview, max-video-preview, alt text, video schema), and Technical (HTTPS, semantic landmarks, heading hierarchy, internal links). Each check maps to a specific paragraph in Google's official AI optimization guide.

AI Overviews are the AI-generated summaries Google shows at the top of search results, with cited links to source websites. AI Mode is a separate conversational experience inside Google Search. Both pull from the same Search index and the same eligibility rules, which is what we audit.

Not for Google specifically. Google has stated that llms.txt is not used by AI Overviews or AI Mode (those features use the regular Search index). llms.txt is a separate, proposed standard for giving AI tools a structured summary of your site, and many sites ship one as part of their broader AI readiness work. Our free llms.txt generator creates one in seconds if you want one.

No. Google has stated structured data is not required for AI features and there is no special schema.org markup you need to add. Structured data is still useful for rich-result eligibility on the classic SERP, but it is not a hard requirement for AI Overviews.

Yes. Enter a URL and you see your top blockers and overall score immediately, no signup required. The full report (every check, every recommendation, every Google source link) is emailed for free.

Fix the Eligibility blockers first - they are worth 40% of the score and they are pass-or-fail. From there, add author and date signals (Google's Who/How/Why), set the max-snippet meta robots tag to allow large previews, and make sure your structured data matches your visible text. SiteSpeakAI can also turn your content into an AI agent so visitors get instant answers once Google does send them to you.