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Paste a URL and see every meta tag on the page — title, description, canonical, robots, Open Graph, and Twitter Card — all in one place.
Enter any URL to extract and analyze its meta tags. The page is fetched server-side — your browser never contacts the target directly.
Enter a URL and see every meta tag on the page in seconds.
Enter a URL
Paste the full URL of any webpage. The tool fetches the page and extracts all meta tags from the HTML.
Review the extracted tags
See the title, meta description, canonical URL, robots directive, Open Graph tags, and Twitter Card tags all in one place.
Identify missing or incorrect tags
Missing tags are flagged. Check that descriptions are the right length, OG images are set, and canonical URLs are correct.
Before publishing — are all tags in place?
Missing meta description, no canonical, og:image not set — these are easy to miss and easy to catch before the page goes live.
Checking how a page looks when shared
The og:title, og:description, and og:image tags control what appears when someone shares your page on LinkedIn, Twitter, or Slack.
Inspecting a competitor's page
See exactly what title and description they're targeting, what schema they use, and whether their OG setup is correct.
After a site migration
Canonical URLs, robots directives, and meta tags are the first things to break in a migration. Check a sample of pages immediately after.
A page isn't getting indexed
Check for noindex in the robots meta tag or a missing canonical. Either can prevent a page from appearing in search results.
Quick client audit
Pull up a client's homepage and you'll usually find something wrong within 30 seconds — a description that's too short, a missing OG image, or a canonical pointing to the wrong URL.
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