Technical SEO tool

Meta Tag Checker

Inspect important page-head tags without sending your code to a server. The tool reports what is present and avoids treating every missing optional tag as an error.

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Analysis happens in your browser. The pasted HTML is not uploaded.
Detected tags
Title tagFound

Example page title

Meta descriptionFound

A useful summary of this page.

Canonical linkFound

https://example.com/page

Robots directiveNot found

No value detected in the pasted HTML.

Open Graph titleFound

Example social title

Open Graph descriptionNot found

No value detected in the pasted HTML.

Open Graph imageNot found

No value detected in the pasted HTML.

Twitter cardNot found

No value detected in the pasted HTML.

“Not found” is an observation, not always an error. For example, a robots meta tag is optional when the default index/follow behaviour is intended.
Result quality guidance

Developer handoff

Check a page-head example before it is added to a template.

Static HTML review

Inspect generated source without sharing private draft code.

Metadata cleanup

Compare the tags that exist with the purpose of the page.

What it checks

Use the result as evidence, not a score.

  • Title, description, canonical, and robots elements
  • Open Graph title, description, and image
  • Twitter Card declaration
  • The exact values found in pasted HTML
What it cannot check
  • The live URL or server response headers
  • JavaScript-injected tags after rendering
  • Indexing, ranking, or platform cache state
How it works

Input, inspect, improve, verify.

The tool processes what you enter, shows a plain-language result, and gives you a safer next step. Make the change on your website, deploy it, then test the live page again.

Popular use cases

Useful before and after publishing.

Developer handoff

Check a page-head example before it is added to a template.

Static HTML review

Inspect generated source without sharing private draft code.

Metadata cleanup

Compare the tags that exist with the purpose of the page.

Pro tips

Small checks that prevent avoidable mistakes.

  1. Paste the final generated HTML when possible, not only a component template.
  2. A missing robots meta tag normally means the default behaviour applies; it is not automatically broken.
  3. Keep canonical URLs absolute and deliberate.
  4. Use the live Link Preview after deployment to test fetched social metadata.
Common issues and solutions

What to review when the result looks wrong.

A tag is not detected

Check spelling, quotes, and whether the element is inside the pasted text.

The source and browser differ

A client script may be changing tags. Inspect both the server HTML and hydrated DOM.

Several canonical tags exist

This simple tool reports the first. Remove conflicting declarations and verify the final page source.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers before you make a change.

Is pasted HTML uploaded?

No. This checker parses the text locally in your browser.

Are all missing tags errors?

No. Some tags are optional or depend on intent. The result is evidence for review, not an automatic SEO score.

Can it check a live URL?

This version checks pasted HTML. Use the One Website Checkup or Social Link Preview for a public live URL.

Read the practical guide

Which meta tags still matter for search and sharing?

Read the guide →