What this tool does
It scans fetched HTML for insecure HTTP references in common attributes and CSS URL patterns.
HTTPS Cleanup
Mixed Content Checker
Find insecure HTTP assets that can break the lock icon or block resources on HTTPS pages.
Images
Scripts/CSS
Canonical
HTTPS hygiene
HTML scan
Inspect common src, href, action, poster, and CSS url references.
HTTPS upgrade
Find assets that should be served securely.
Fix list
Get a compact list of URLs to update.
Tool guide
Fixing mixed content and HTTPS asset issues
Mixed content happens when an HTTPS page still loads images, scripts, styles, forms, or canonicals over insecure HTTP.
Who it helps
- Site owners seeing browser lock warnings
- Developers after SSL migration
- SEO teams checking canonical and asset hygiene
Usage instructions
Enter a page URL. Review the listed HTTP assets and update them to HTTPS, relative URLs, or the correct CDN URL.
Understanding the output
HTTP scripts and forms are highest priority because browsers may block them or expose user data. Image warnings are still worth fixing for trust and consistency.
Why it matters for hosting
Mixed content often appears after SSL activation, CDN changes, WordPress migrations, or hardcoded theme/plugin URLs.
