Search Metadata
Review the title, description, robots directives and canonical URL for missing or potentially problematic values.
✦ On-Page Metadata Audit
Free Meta Tags Analyzer
Use our free Meta Tags Analyzer tool for meta tag analysis of pasted HTML. Review title tags, meta descriptions, robots directives, canonical URLs, Open Graph, Twitter Cards and other important SEO metadata.
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Analyze Your HTML
Check Important Meta Tags
Paste a full HTML document or only the page head. The analysis runs locally in your browser.
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Paste HTML source code and select “Analyze Meta Tags” to generate a detailed report.
Understand the Report
What the Analyzer Checks
Explore the results of your meta tag analysis, including SEO titles, meta descriptions, robots directives, canonical URLs and social sharing tags. Understand how these elements can affect search snippets, social previews and search engine indexing.
Social Metadata
Check Open Graph and Twitter Card tags used when platforms generate link previews.
Technical Metadata
Detect charset, viewport, language, author, generator, theme color, favicon and hreflang references.
Optimization Guide
Important Meta-Tag Practices
Use the report as a review guide rather than a guarantee of how search engines will display or rank the page.
Title Tags
- Use a unique and descriptive title.
- Include the main topic naturally.
- Avoid duplicate titles across pages.
Meta Descriptions
- Summarize the page accurately.
- Write for users rather than keyword stuffing.
- Keep important descriptions unique.
Canonical and Robots
- Use an absolute canonical URL.
- Review noindex and nofollow carefully.
- Avoid conflicting directives.
Common Questions
Meta Tags Analyzer FAQs
What does this tool analyze?
It analyzes title tags, descriptions, robots directives, canonical tags, Open Graph, Twitter Cards and selected technical metadata.
Can I analyze only the head section?
Yes. Paste a complete HTML document or only the markup contained inside the head section.
Does the tool fetch a webpage URL?
No. This version is browser-based, so paste the webpage source code into the analyzer.
Does a high score guarantee better rankings?
No. Metadata is one part of SEO. Content quality, crawlability, performance, links and search intent also matter.
How do I perform meta tag analysis?
Copy the HTML source code of a webpage and paste it into our free Meta Tags Analyzer tool. Run the analysis to review SEO titles, meta descriptions, robots directives, canonical tags and social metadata.
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