The server will fetch the page and extract its meta tags.
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Enter a URL or paste HTML and click Analyze// analyze meta tags in one click
Analyze meta tags from any URL or raw HTML. Audit title, description, Open Graph, Twitter Card, robots, and more — free, browser-based, no sign-up required.
The server will fetch the page and extract its meta tags.
Ready to analyze
Enter a URL or paste HTML and click AnalyzeEnter a live URL to fetch meta tags server-side, or switch to "Paste HTML" and paste your source directly.
The tool extracts all meta tags and groups them by category: basic SEO, Open Graph, Twitter Card, and other tags.
Each tag shows a pass/warn/fail badge with character counts for title and description. Copy the full report to clipboard.
Meta Tag Analyzer reads the HTML of any webpage and extracts every meta tag in the <head> section. It groups results by category and runs a quick SEO audit — flagging missing or incorrectly sized tags so you can fix them before publishing.
It extracts and audits all meta tags from a URL or HTML source — including title, description, Open Graph, Twitter Card, robots directives, canonical URLs, and more — displaying SEO pass/warn/fail status for each.
Title tags should be between 50 and 60 characters. Titles shorter than 30 characters may be too vague, while anything over ~60 characters risks being truncated in Google search results pages.
Google typically displays up to 155–160 characters of the meta description. Aim for 120–160 characters — concise, with a clear call to action and your primary keyword naturally included.
Open Graph tags (og:title, og:description, og:image, etc.) control how your page appears when shared on social media platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Slack. Without them, social platforms guess the content.
Some websites block server-side requests from bots or non-browser user agents. If a URL fails to load, switch to "Paste HTML" mode — open the page in your browser, press Ctrl+U to view source, and paste it directly.
Yes. A meta robots tag set to "noindex" tells search engines not to include that page in search results. Setting it to "nofollow" tells crawlers not to follow links on the page. Always verify these are set correctly on important pages.
Meta tags are invisible to visitors but critical to search engines and social platforms. Our Meta Tag Analyzer fetches any live URL server-side and extracts every tag in the <head> section — or you can paste raw HTML directly to audit templates before they go live.
The tool audits all essential SEO tags: page title, meta description, viewport, charset, robots, canonical URL, and all Open Graph (og:*) and Twitter Card (twitter:*) properties. Each is given a pass, warning, or fail status based on SEO best practices including recommended character lengths and required fields.
The SEO Score is calculated from the number of critical and recommended tags that pass their checks. A score above 80% means your page is well-optimized. Scores below 60% usually indicate missing Open Graph tags or incorrect title/description lengths.
When you share a page on social media, platforms read Open Graph and Twitter Card tags to build the link preview. Missing og:image or twitter:card tags result in plain-text previews with no image — dramatically reducing click-through rates. This tool flags all missing social meta tags so you can add them before publishing.