Meta Tag Analyzer

About This Tool

I built the Meta Tag Analyzer because I got tired of guessing whether my meta tags were actually doing anything. You know how it is—you spend 20 minutes tweaking your title and description, hit publish, and then wonder: “Did I even do this right?” This tool cuts through the noise. It pulls your page’s meta tags, checks their length, flags common mistakes, and gives you a quick heads-up on what’s working and what’s not. No fluff. No jargon. Just straight talk about your SEO basics.

Key Features

• Scrapes meta title, description, and keywords from any public URL
• Checks title length against Google’s recommended range (50–60 characters)
• Warns if your meta description is too short, too long, or missing
• Highlights duplicate meta tags across pages (great for spotting template issues)
• Shows Open Graph and Twitter Card tags—because social sharing matters too
• Simple, clean output. No ads, no sign-ups, no nonsense

FAQ

Does this tool track my data?
Nope. Everything runs in your browser. We don’t store URLs, results, or your browsing habits. Your privacy isn’t a feature—it’s the default.

Why doesn’t it analyze my meta keywords?
Because Google ignores them. Most search engines do. Including them feels nostalgic, like using a flip phone in 2026. The tool focuses on what actually impacts rankings and visibility.