Just released @screamingfrog SEO Spider v.25:
https://t.co/TBC08pD7wz
Includes -
๐ค JSON Config
๐ ๏ธ MCP Debugging Tooling
๐ Custom Dashboard
โ๏ธ Configurable Issues
โ๏ธ Exclude via Link Path
& lots more! Enjoy.
Little tip - Your AI assistant can fully adjust your @screamingfrog config. Use it for anything from the basics, such as enabling JavaScript rendering or switching user-agent, to more advanced setups like custom extraction, complex segments or custom JS.
@JonLClark@chicagoseopro Great shout! Reminded me I wrote a (v basic) post on using WS with SF years ago for debugging (https://t.co/pkYvo87sWT). Will look out for any slides! ๐
Just released @screamingfrog SEO Spider v.25:
https://t.co/TBC08pD7wz
Includes -
๐ค JSON Config
๐ ๏ธ MCP Debugging Tooling
๐ Custom Dashboard
โ๏ธ Configurable Issues
โ๏ธ Exclude via Link Path
& lots more! Enjoy.
@AlejoPietraSEO ๐ Hellloooo! Yeah, the app must be able to connect out to all subdomains of https://t.co/PzH8MJMw4e - at the moment something is blocking those connections which is triggering this issue. You might need to go via a proxy (which you can do via 'File > settings > network).
SEO Tip: You can leverage Screaming Frog and the Nano Banana API to create blog images at scale. In 10 minutes, you can generate 100+ blog images:
So this is a pretty nice use case of AI in my opinion that can help with asset creation. A lot of people don't know that you can hook up @screamingfrog to basically an LLM API that you want to. It can be really nice to get some AI integrations directly out of the tool in a platform that many SEOs are familiar with.
Well one thing you can do is leverage it to create blog images, especially if you don't have the internal resourcing to design assets with every single blog post. Nano Banana is pretty darn good at image creation. Haven't tested all of the new Gemini updates quite yet but imagery is where I think the model shines.
Here's the process:
1. Open up Screaming Frog
2. Navigate to Configuration > Spider > Extraction. Turn on "Store HTML and "Store Render HTML"
3. Now go to Configuration > API Access > AI > Gemini. Use your API key to connect to Gemini
4. Click "Prompt Configuration". Select the model category as "Image Creation" and model name as "gemini-nano-banana-2.1".
5. Configure your prompt. I feed it the entire Page Text and then have it create a "flat vector illustration"
6. Start your crawl. In the "AI" tab on the right-hand side, you'll see your images appear. You can also export them all in the export settings.
So a pretty nice process to get image assets created in a common tool that marketers all use.
434 Days Later โ Are AI Search Platforms Like ChatGPT and Claude Still Unable To Render JavaScript In October 2026? - https://t.co/d1xOEEnqEn from @glenngabe