Meta Tags Analyzer

Enter any URL and click Analyze. The tool fetches the page, extracts all meta tags, and shows previews of how the page appears in Google search and on social media.

How to Analyze Meta Tags

1

Enter the Page URL

Paste any webpage URL into the input field.

2

Click Analyze

Click Analyze to fetch the title, description, and Open Graph tags.

3

Review the Previews

Preview how the page looks on Google, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

4

Check the Tag Tables

Scroll through the General Meta, Open Graph, Twitter Card, and Page Information sections. Each missing or empty field is a potential SEO improvement opportunity.

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Audit Every Meta Tag in One Run

Title, description, keywords, Open Graph, Twitter Cards, robots, canonical: a single page can have a dozen meta tags. The analyzer pulls them all in one shot and previews how each one looks on Google, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

Skip the tab-juggling between five different SEO previewers and audit everything from a single result.

What the Meta Tags Analyzer Checks

Google Search Preview

See exactly how your page title and description appear in Google search results before publishing, spot truncation issues and improve click-through rate.

Open Graph Preview

Preview how your page looks when shared on Facebook and other social networks. Checks og:title, og:description, og:image, and og:site_name tags.

Twitter Card Tags

Extracts all twitter: meta tags so you can verify your Twitter Card configuration and ensure rich previews appear when your content is shared on X.

All General Meta Tags

Displays title, meta description, keywords, robots directive, canonical URL, viewport tag, and charset, the complete set of general meta tags for any page.

Page Structure Check

Counts H1, H2, and H3 headings, total images, and images with alt text, a quick way to spot common on-page SEO and accessibility gaps.

Favicon Detection

Detects and displays the page favicon, resolving relative paths to absolute URLs so you can verify the icon is correctly referenced in the HTML.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about analyzing meta tags.

What meta tags does the analyzer check?
The tool checks title, meta description, keywords, robots, canonical URL, viewport, charset, all og: Open Graph tags, all twitter: Twitter Card tags, heading counts (H1-H3), image alt coverage, and the favicon.
How long should a meta description be?
Google typically displays 155-160 characters of a meta description in search results. The analyzer shows the character count next to each tag so you can check at a glance.
Can I check any website, not just my own?
Yes, the tool works on any publicly accessible URL. You can analyze competitor pages, client sites, or any page you want to audit, no login required.
Why are Open Graph or Twitter tags not showing?
If those sections are hidden, no og: or twitter: meta tags were found on the page. This means social media platforms will fall back to the page title and description, which may produce poor-quality previews.
Does this work on JavaScript-rendered pages?
The tool fetches raw HTML the same way a search engine crawler does, without running JavaScript. Tags injected by client-side JS frameworks will not appear unless the server also renders them in the initial HTML response.
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