What Meta Tag Analyzer does
Meta Tag Analyzer fetches a live URL and reports back exactly what meta tags are currently on the page — title, description, canonical tag, Open Graph tags and more — laid out in a simple table. It answers "what is actually in this page's head right now?" without opening view-source and scrolling through raw HTML.
How to analyze a page's meta tags
- Enter the URL you want to inspect, with or without
https://. - Select Analyze.
- Review each tag found, with missing tags clearly indicated rather than silently left out of the table.
What to look for
A missing title or description is the most common and most costly gap — both directly affect how the page shows up in search results. After that, check whether the Open Graph tags are present and point to a real image; a page that looks fine in a browser can still show a blank or broken preview when shared on social media if those tags are missing.
Common uses
- Auditing a site you've just taken over, to see what SEO basics are already in place.
- Debugging a bad social preview by checking whether the expected Open Graph tags are actually on the page.
- Confirming a fix went live after updating a page's title or description.