The Fetch and Render tool is a tool in Google Search Console that allows website owners to see how Google crawls and renders a webpage. The Fetch and Render tool simulates the way that Google crawls and renders a webpage, and it shows the resulting HTML and screenshot of the page, as well as any errors or issues that may prevent Google from properly crawling and rendering the page.
To use the Fetch and Render tool, website owners can log in to their Google Search Console account, and navigate to the Fetch and Render section. In the Fetch and Render tool, website owners can enter the URL of the webpage that they want to fetch and render, and choose whether they want to fetch and render the desktop or mobile version of the page.
Once the fetch and render process is complete, the Fetch and Render tool will show the HTML and screenshot of the page, as well as any errors or issues that were detected during the fetch and render process. By comparing the rendered page with the actual page, website owners can see any differences or discrepancies, and identify any issues that may prevent Google from properly crawling and rendering the page.
Overall, the Fetch and Render tool is a valuable tool for website owners who want to understand how Google crawls and renders their pages, and identify any issues that may prevent their pages from being properly indexed and ranked in search results. By using the Fetch and Render tool, website owners can improve the visibility and ranking of their pages in search results, and provide a better user experience for users.