Inspect the SEO meta tags, Open Graph, and Twitter Card data of any webpage.
Enter any public URL to inspect its meta tags and SEO signals.
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Ideal length: 50–60 characters
The ToolBrainy Meta Tag Analyzer fetches any public webpage and extracts all its SEO-relevant meta information in seconds. It inspects the page title, meta description, keywords, Open Graph tags for social sharing, Twitter Card markup, canonical URL, viewport settings, and more — then scores the page so you know exactly what to fix.
All analysis is done server-side using our secure proxy. No browser extension is needed, and no data is stored. Ideal for developers, SEO professionals, content marketers, and anyone who wants to quickly audit a page before publishing or check a competitor's SEO setup.
Reviewed by the ToolBrainy Team · No data is stored · Last updated July 2026
Paste any public webpage address into the input field above.
The tool fetches the page and extracts all meta tag data instantly.
See which tags are present, which are missing, and get length guidance.
Update your page based on the recommendations, then analyze again.
An instant 0–100 score shows you exactly how well-optimised your page is.
See exactly how your page will look when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, and other platforms.
Verify twitter:card, twitter:image, and all related tags for correct Twitter rich previews.
Visual bar and character count for title and description with ideal-range guidance.
Canonical URL, robots directive, viewport, charset, and author tags all in one place.
Works directly in your browser. Analyze any public URL without sign-up or extensions.
Check your meta tags before going live to catch missing or too-long fields.
Inspect competitor pages to see what keywords, descriptions, and OG data they use.
Verify og:image and og:description so your content looks great when shared on social media.
Confirm that your CMS or template is rendering the correct meta tags for each page type.
A meta tag analyzer fetches a webpage and reads the HTML head section to extract all meta tags — title, description, Open Graph, Twitter Card, robots directives, and more. It lets you verify what search engines and social platforms see for your page.
It can analyze any publicly accessible URL. Password-protected pages, pages behind login forms, or those that block server-side requests may not return full data.
The score is based on presence and quality of key tags: title, meta description, canonical URL, viewport, Open Graph tags, and Twitter Card. Each contributes a weighted amount to the total score out of 100.
Google typically displays 120–160 characters of a meta description. Keeping yours in this range helps ensure it is not truncated in search results.
No. The analysis is performed on-demand and the results are not stored anywhere. Each request is independent and private.
No. The Meta Tag Analyzer runs in your browser and needs no extension, download or account — just paste a URL and analyze.
It reports the title and meta description with length guidance, the canonical URL, robots directive, viewport and charset, plus the Open Graph and Twitter Card tags used for social sharing previews.
Either the page genuinely does not include them, or it blocks server-side fetches so the full HTML head could not be read. Public, directly-accessible pages return the most complete results.