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SEO Meta Tag Analyzer

Extract SEO, Open Graph, Twitter, and robots tags from a URL or pasted HTML with search and social previews.

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Meta tag audit

Extract SEO, Open Graph, and Twitter tags

Analyze a live URL when the site allows fetch access, or paste raw HTML to inspect title, description, keywords, robots, Open Graph tags, Twitter tags, and preview snippets.

Choose a source, run the analyzer, and export a text report if needed.

Meta score

0

Title length

0

Description length

0

Tag health

Good, warning, or missing

Google search preview

Title preview will appear here

https://example.com

Description preview will appear here after analysis.

Social card preview

No Open Graph image found yet.

example.com

Social preview title

Social preview description will appear here after analysis.

Extracted meta tags

All visible meta tags

Text report

How to use

How to extract and evaluate title, description, Open Graph, Twitter, and robots tags from a page

  1. 1 Choose URL mode for pages that allow browser fetch access, or switch to HTML mode and paste the markup directly.
  2. 2 Run the analyzer to extract the title tag, description, keywords, robots values, Open Graph fields, Twitter card fields, and every visible meta tag.
  3. 3 Use the score cards and tag health list to spot missing tags, warnings, and tags that fall inside common character-count targets.
  4. 4 Review the Google search preview and social card preview to see how the page may look in search results and link shares.
  5. 5 Export the text report when you need to share the audit with teammates, clients, or content reviewers.

Meta tag audits help bridge SEO, social sharing, and editorial QA. Search engines and social platforms look for different signals, so it is common to find a page with a decent title and description but missing Open Graph or Twitter tags. Bringing those fields into one report makes it easier to see the full metadata picture quickly.

Preview panels are especially helpful because metadata is not only about existence. Length, wording, and image presence all affect how a result appears when someone finds the page in search or sees it shared in a feed. A combined analyzer helps teams catch those issues before publication instead of after traffic or engagement is already lost.

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