AdSense-Ready Blogger Template Checker

Scan a Blogger XML theme for the structural markup that supports ads, mobile and SEO.

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Secure client-side analysis. No code ever leaves your device.

Analysis Dashboard

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Your Blogger template is undergoing deep parsing diagnostics. Review the compliance logs below for recommended adjustments.

Integrity -

UX Responsive -

Ad Slots -

SEO Policy -

Performance -

Audit Diagnostics Logs

Verification Check	Category	Compliance Status	Discovered Details	Action/Fix Recommendation

Copyable Responsive Ad Wrapper Widget

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To display responsive AdSense banners dynamically between blog posts or sections in Blogger layout configurations, copy the standard compliance wrapper widget below and paste it into your Blogger layout XML (inside a <b:section> element):

<b:widget id='HTML99' locked='false' title='AdSense Responsive Ad' type='HTML'>
  <b:includable id='main'>
    <div class='adsense-widget-container'>
      <!-- Google AdSense Client Script -->
      <ins class='adsbygoogle'
           data-ad-layout='in-article'
           data-ad-format='fluid'
           data-ad-client='ca-pub-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX'
           data-ad-slot='XXXXXXXXXX'></ins>
      <script>
        (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
      </script>
    </div>
  </b:includable>
</b:widget>

A Blogger theme is an XML file, and whether it's a solid foundation for ads and search visibility comes down to what's in that markup. This checker reads your theme — pasted in or dropped as a file — and runs a series of structural tests against it: the required Blogger namespaces, the skin and section tags, a mobile viewport, responsive media queries, the AdSense library and ad widgets, dynamic titles, and a canonical link. It reports each result as a pass, warning, or fail with a diagnostics log. The analysis happens entirely in your browser; your template is never uploaded.

What the audit checks

The tests fall into a few groups. Integrity looks for the Blogger widget and data namespaces and the <b:skin> and <b:section> tags a valid theme needs. User experience checks for a mobile viewport meta tag and @media queries that indicate a responsive layout. Ads looks for native AdSense widgets and the adsbygoogle JavaScript library. SEO checks for Blogger's dynamic page titles and a canonical URL link. A speed group flags an excessive number of scripts and the presence of outdated libraries like old jQuery. Each check is a straightforward test for a marker in the markup, so results are transparent and repeatable.

What a passing score does and doesn't mean

This tool inspects the structure of your template, not your site's content, traffic, or account status. A clean report means the theme includes the technical building blocks that make it easier to place ads, render well on phones, and be understood by search engines. It does not check whether your content meets AdSense program policies, whether your account is approved, or how the pages actually perform once live. Use it to catch structural gaps in a theme before you commit to it — then rely on Google's own tools and policies for approval and compliance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does passing this check mean my site will be approved for AdSense?

No. This is an unofficial structural audit of a Blogger theme's markup. It does not evaluate content quality, traffic, or policy compliance, and it has no connection to Google's review process. Approval is decided solely by Google.

Is my template uploaded or stored anywhere?

No. The theme XML is read and analysed in your browser. Nothing you paste or drop in is sent to a server or retained by this site.

Is this tool made or endorsed by Google?

No. It is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Google, Blogger, or AdSense. For official guidance, refer to Google's Blogger and AdSense documentation.

What does a "warning" result mean?

A warning flags something that is not strictly required but is often worth having — for example responsive media queries, dynamic titles, a canonical link, or avoiding an excessive script count. Fails mark missing essentials like the core Blogger namespaces or skin and section tags.