Batch HTML Validator

If you are commonly writing HTML code or are building web pages, then there is a good chance that you want a quick way to verify whether the markup is error-free, valid and, most importantly, adheres to the W3C standards.

Batch HTML Validator is a tool that allows you to detect errors in the websites you are designing by analyzing the validity of the code.

After a quick and uneventful installation, you come face to face with a clean and user-friendly interface that is unlikely to give you any troubles regardless of your experience with similar tools. In fact, the application includes two main commands, namely validating the HTML code or clearing the URLs from the list.

Speaking of URLs, you will be happy to learn that you can include links you are storing on various sources, including plain text, CSV, Excel or XML sitemaps. In case you save your links on a different type of file, then you can add them with drag and drop. Once entered, you should wait for the app to analyze the URLs and be patient if you included dozens.

It is worth mentioning that the utility brings forth a validation result screen where you can examine warnings triggered or potential errors encountered during the analysis. The latter windows groups the results so that you can take care of the ones that interest you the most easier.

If you want to learn more about an error, then you can double-click on it so that it opens in the Editor tab with highlights. You spend little time spotting the problem, but rather use it to correct it right away. As a side note, the errors are highlighted with yellow, whereas the warnings use an orange background.

All things considered, Batch HTML Validator is a program that enables you to check URLs and quickly identify errors or modifications that you need to make so that you can improve your SEO.