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Utilnivo

SEO & Webmaster

Utilnivo

Meta Tag Analyzer

Analyze title, meta, robots, canonical, and link tags in page HTML.

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Paste HTML or fetch a URL when allowed to inspect title, meta description, robots, canonical, Open Graph/Twitter tags, and link relations. Use this meta tag analyzer for SEO head audits; use Meta Tag Generator when you need to build new tags.

How to use this tool

1. Paste page HTML or enter a URL to fetch. 2. Run the analyzer. 3. Review title length, description, canonical, and robots. 4. Check OG/Twitter completeness for sharing. 5. Fix gaps in your CMS, then re-check.

Worked example

Example 1: a product page missing canonical shows duplicate-URL risk—add a self-referencing canonical. Example 2: title at 70+ characters may truncate in SERPs—shorten while keeping the primary keyword near the front.

When to use this

  • Auditing title and description before a release.
  • Confirming canonical and robots directives.
  • Checking OG tags before a campaign launch.
  • Investigating duplicate-title issues.
  • Differentiating analyzer needs vs generating new tags.

Common examples

  • Missing canonical on a filtered URL—add a self-referencing or parent canonical.
  • Title 72 characters with keyword at the end—move the query earlier and shorten.
  • Empty meta description—SERP may auto-generate a snippet from body text.
  • OG image missing while Twitter card present—fix social share asymmetry.
  • robots noindex on a staging copy accidentally deployed to production.

Common mistakes

  • Confusing this inspector with Meta Tag Generator.
  • Relying on length tips as Google guarantees.
  • Ignoring noindex accidentally left on.
  • Forgetting mobile SERP truncation differs.
  • Checking only OG and skipping canonical.

How it works

Analyzes document head tags: title, meta description, robots, canonical, Open Graph/Twitter tags, and link relations. Paste HTML or fetch a URL when allowed. This is an inspector/analyzer—not a tag generator (use Meta Tag Generator to build tags).

Limitations

Fetched pages may be blocked by browser security rules. Paste HTML for a complete tag list when live fetch fails.

Privacy and file handling

Your data stays on your device and is not uploaded.

Formula or method

Parses title, meta[name], meta[property], and link[rel] from the document head. Length hints use common SERP display ranges (not Google guarantees).

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is this a meta tag analyzer?

Yes. Meta Tag Preview inspects title, description, robots, canonical, and social meta tags in HTML. To build new tags from scratch, use Meta Tag Generator instead.

How is this different from Open Graph Preview?

Open Graph Preview focuses on social share cards. This analyzer lists the broader head-tag set including canonical and robots for SEO audits.

Why is my title truncated in search?

Google may rewrite titles. Keeping the primary query early and avoiding extreme length still gives clearer signals and often better display outcomes.

Do I need a canonical tag?

Self-referencing canonicals help consolidate signals when parameters or mirrors exist. The analyzer highlights missing or conflicting canonicals.

Part of these workflows

This tool is one step in a longer job. Jump straight to your step or open the full workflow guide.

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