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Meta Tag Analyzer
Enter a page address and get a tidy report of its SEO tags. Our server fetches the page once to read them.
Your files stay with you. Unlike our other tools, where your files never leave your browser, this one sends the web address you type to our server so it can fetch the page for you. Nothing is stored or logged, and only the result is shown to you.
How to use it
1Type the page address.
2Press Analyse page.
3Work through the Fix and Check items, then look at the full list of tags found.
Where it helps
After publishing
Confirm your website builder actually published the right tags.
Competitor pages
See how a ranking competitor has set up its tags.
Client audits
Get a quick SEO tag report before a proposal.
Good to know
Fetched once, not stored
Our server reads the public page or file once and discards it.
No JavaScript
It reads the HTML the server returns, like a basic crawler.
Public pages only
Local, private and password-protected pages are refused.
Type the page address and press Analyse page. Our server fetches the page once and reports its title and length, description, canonical, robots tags, viewport, language, first H1, image alt text, structured data, hreflang and sharing tags, sorted into Fix and Check items. The page isn't stored.
12+ checksTitle to hreflang.
Fix / CheckPrioritised.Most important first.
1 MBRead per page.Within 10 seconds.
Not storedPage discarded.Only tags returned.
What does the meta tag analyzer check?
The title and its length, meta description, canonical link, robots meta tag and X-Robots-Tag header, viewport, language, first H1, image alt text, structured data blocks, hreflang links, and Open Graph and X card tags. Results are sorted into Fix and Check items, so you know where to start.
Does it run JavaScript on the page?
No. It reads the HTML the server returns, as a basic crawler would. Tags added only by JavaScript after the page loads won't appear. If your site builds tags with JavaScript, Google can usually still see them, but simpler crawlers and link previews may not.
Is the page stored?
No. The page is fetched, read for the tags listed above and discarded. Only the extracted tags are sent back to you, and nothing is logged. You can check competitor pages or client sites without leaving a copy anywhere. No account is needed. No account is needed.
Why does it say it can't check my address?
Only public websites on the normal web ports are allowed. Local, private or password-protected pages are refused, and each check is limited to 10 seconds and the first 1 MB of the page. Very slow or very large pages may hit those limits. Try the public address.
Why do you fetch the page from your server?
Browsers block web pages from reading other sites' HTML for security reasons, so the analyzer can't read your page from inside your browser. Our server fetches it once, extracts the tags and sends you the report. Nothing from the page is kept afterwards. Nothing is kept afterwards.
What should I fix first?
Start with the Fix items: a missing or duplicate title, a missing description, a wrong canonical, or a noindex tag on a page that should rank. These can stop pages appearing in search. Then work through the Check items, which are improvements rather than errors.
Why is my title flagged as too long?
Titles longer than about 60 characters, or roughly 580 pixels, are often cut off in search results. Shorten it so the most important words come first. The SERP snippet preview shows exactly how your edited title is likely to look. Then analyse again. Then analyse the page again.
What does a noindex warning mean?
It means the page asks search engines not to list it, through a robots meta tag or an X-Robots-Tag header. That's right for thank-you or login pages, but a serious mistake on pages you want found. Check your website builder's SEO settings if it's unexpected.
Why check image alt text?
Alt text describes images for screen readers and for search engines that can't see pictures. Missing alt text on important images is an accessibility problem and a missed chance to describe products or services. Decorative images can have empty alt text. Short descriptions work. Keep descriptions short.
Does it check structured data?
It lists the structured data blocks found on the page, such as Organization or FAQPage JSON-LD. To validate the contents and see rich result eligibility, run the page through Google's Rich Results Test as well. Fix any errors it reports before you rely on rich results.
Can I check a competitor's page?
Yes, any public page. Seeing how a competitor sets up titles, descriptions, headings and structured data can give you ideas, but copy the approach, not their words. Your own pages should describe your own business specifically. Use it for ideas, not copying. Write your own wording.
How is this different from the meta tag generator?
The generator helps you write new tags for a page. The analyzer checks the tags a live page already has. A common workflow is to analyse a page, fix problems by writing better tags with the generator, publish, then analyse again. Both are free. Both are free.
Does it check every page of my site?
No, one page at a time. For a full site audit, check your key pages one by one, such as the homepage, main service pages and contact page, or use Google Search Console for site-wide reports. Start with the pages that matter most. Start with your homepage.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. Type the address on your phone and read the report. It's handy for a quick check after changing settings in a website builder's mobile app. No app or account is needed, so it's easy to run a quick check while you're away from your desk.
Is it free?
Yes. The meta tag analyzer is free, with no sign-up. It's part of the free SEO tools from Marketiism, which also include an HTTP status checker and a robots.txt and sitemap validator for live sites. No account is needed, and nothing about the pages you check is stored.
Want this inside your own account?
Marketiism keeps your invoice numbers, GST reports, UPI payment links and WhatsApp reminders in one place. Leave your details and we'll call to set it up for your business, or start the trial yourself.