CrawlReadable
32 F

Can AI crawlers read canva.com?

AI crawlers can read almost nothing on this site. 13 of 20 checks failed.

Scored 32/100 on 2026-10-14 from https://www.canva.com/

What an AI crawler gets

The first 400 characters of text in the HTML, before any JavaScript runs.

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342 characters of readable text, under the 400 we count as readable

Which AI crawlers are allowed

Crawlerrobots.txt says
GPTBotBlocked
OAI-SearchBotBlocked
ClaudeBotBlocked
Claude-SearchBotBlocked
PerplexityBotAllowed
Perplexity-UserAllowed
Google-ExtendedBlocked
CCBotBlocked
BytespiderBlocked
AmazonbotBlocked

Score by category

Access10 / 26 Content14 / 40 Structure8 / 20 Discovery0 / 10 Interface0 / 4

Fixes, biggest first

  1. Put your words in the HTML

    +18 points, needs a developer

    A crawler that runs no JavaScript found under 400 characters of text. Whatever your page says after scripts run, it doesn't say to them.

  2. Let GPTBot crawl the site

    +6 points, about 5 min

    Your robots.txt blocks OpenAI's crawler, so ChatGPT learns about you only from other sites.

  3. Let ClaudeBot crawl the site

    +6 points, about 5 min

    Your robots.txt blocks Anthropic's crawler, so Claude learns about you only from other sites.

  4. Add structured data (JSON-LD)

    +6 points, about 1 hour

    Machine-readable facts about your business: name, logo, what you sell. AI systems use it to describe you accurately.

  5. Publish a sitemap.xml

    +6 points, about 1 hour

    A list of every page you want found. Without one, crawlers only find what's linked.

  6. Add real copy to the page

    +4 points, about 1 hour

    Readable text is a tiny share of the page's code, or there's very little of it. Crawlers summarise words, not markup.

  7. Use semantic HTML tags

    +4 points, about 1 hour

    Tags like main, nav, article and footer show which part is content and which is chrome.

  8. Describe your organisation in JSON-LD

    +4 points, about 1 hour

    Organization or WebSite objects tie your site to a known entity, so answers name you correctly.

  9. Keep sitemap dates fresh

    +4 points, about 1 hour

    No lastmod date in the last 90 days, so crawlers can't tell what changed and may not come back.

  10. Offer a machine-readable interface

    +4 points, needs a developer

    A valid /openapi.json or /llms-full.txt lets AI agents use your product or read your docs in full, not just your homepage.

  11. Add an llms.txt file

    +3 points, about 1 hour

    A short Markdown summary of your site at /llms.txt. Cheap to add, but few AI systems request it yet, so it's worth 3 points.

  12. Add a canonical link

    +2 points, about 5 min

    Tells crawlers which URL is the real one when the same page is reachable at several.

  13. Mirror llms.txt at /.well-known/llms.txt

    +1 points, about 5 min

    Some tools look in the .well-known folder instead. A copy of the same file covers both.

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CrawlReadable score for canva.com

7 checks passed
  • Publish a robots.txt file (4 points)
  • Let PerplexityBot crawl the site (6 points)
  • Stop serving an empty app shell (10 points)
  • Give the page an h1 heading (4 points)
  • Write a descriptive page title (3 points)
  • Add a meta description (3 points)
  • Add Open Graph tags (2 points)