User guide3 min
Structure
The shape of your site rather than its health: which sections are largest, how far pages sit from the homepage, and the same hierarchy drawn three different ways.
How to get there#
Explore → Structure.
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Open Structure in the sidebar
After Social.
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Overview first, then pick a drawing
The tab you are on is saved in the address, so a link you share opens the same view.
app.pixyscan.com/w/…/s/…/structure

The four tabs#
A summary, then three ways of drawing the same hierarchy.
| Field | Answers | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Overview | Is the shape sensible? | Which sections hold most of the site, how many clicks from the homepage your pages sit, and the crawl's structural signals. |
| Map | Where is the weight? | Nested rectangles sized by page count and coloured by depth. The quickest way to spot that one folder is two thirds of the site. |
| Diagram | How does it branch? | The same hierarchy as connected boxes, top to bottom or left to right, with a fullscreen view. Good for presentations. |
| Tree | What is in there exactly? | The hierarchy as expandable rows, for when you want page names rather than proportions. |
Map

Why click depth matters#
Crawlers find deep pages late, or not at all.
Depth is how many clicks a page is from the homepage. Anything past three or four is reached late by search engines, and often not at all by AI crawlers, which usually give up sooner. A large section sitting at depth six is effectively unpublished.
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