Meta Tag Auditor
Fetch a page and audit its core meta tags: title, description, viewport, canonical, robots, charset, lang and Open Graph. Free, live server-side.
Audit meta tags
Enter a URL. We fetch the page and audit all its core meta tags.
What this meta tag auditor does
Common use cases
- 1A full meta-tag audit of any page
- 2Catching an accidental noindex
- 3Confirming social and SEO tags are set
- 4Auditing templates for missing tags
- 5Pre-launch meta-tag QA
- 6Debugging why a page is not indexed
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About meta tags
Meta tags in the <head> tell browsers and search engines how to treat a page: the title and description that appear in search, the viewport for mobile, the canonical for duplicates, the robots directive for indexing, and Open Graph for sharing.
A single wrong tag — most dangerously an accidental noindex — can quietly remove a page from search. This auditor fetches the live page and checks each core tag in one pass, flagging what's missing, misconfigured, or actively harmful so you can fix it before it costs you traffic.
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What tags does the auditor check?
Title, meta description, viewport, charset, canonical, html lang, the robots directive, and Open Graph — flagging what is missing, misconfigured or harmful.
Can it catch an accidental noindex?
Yes. A stray robots noindex quietly removes a page from search, and the auditor flags it prominently.
How is this different from the SEO content analyzer?
The meta auditor focuses on the head tags and their correctness; the content analyzer scores broader on-page signals like headings, word count and links.
Is it live?
Yes. The page is fetched server-side in real time.