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Code to Text Ratio, also called Text to Code Ratio or Code-Text Ratio, is the percentage of actual text on a web page compared to the percentage of HTML code, and it is used by search engines in their algorithms to calculate the relevancy of a web page. A higher Code to Text Ratio indicates a higher relevance of the web page.
The Code to Text Ratio can be improved by:
1. Using a higher proportion of text than code on your web pages.
2. Using more relevant keywords in the text content of your web pages.
3. Reducing the amount of code on your web pages, such as by using CSS instead of HTML tables for page layout.
4. Optimizing the code on your web pages so that it is more efficient and uses less space.
5. Minifying the code on your web pages, which removes unnecessary characters from the code such as white space and comments, and reduces the file size.
A Code to Text Ratio Checker is a tool that allows you to check the Code to Text Ratio of a web page. The Code-Text Ratio Checker will analyze a web page and return its Code-Text Ratio as well as other useful information such as the total number of words on the page and the total number of characters in the code.
There are many Code-Text Ratio Checker Tools available online, some of which are free and some of which are paid. The Code-Text Ratio Checker Tool I recommend is PageSpeed Insights by Google, which is a free tool that provides a detailed report on how to improve the Code-Text Ratio on your website.
To use PageSpeed Insights, simply enter the URL of the web page you want to check into the PageSpeed Insights tool, and it will return its Code-Text Ratio as well as other useful information such as the total number of words on the page and the total number of characters in the code. You can also use PageSpeed Insights to check multiple URLs at once by entering up to 10 URLs, separated by commas, into the PageSpeed Insights tool.
