Meta Tag Checker

Paste HTML source to inspect title, description, canonical, robots, viewport, Open Graph, and Twitter tags.

HTML source

Metadata report

Core metadata looks complete.

Title

Found

UtilPilot - Fast online tools

Meta description

Found

Fast online tools for developers, creators, and everyday web work.

Canonical

Found

https://utilpilot.com/

Robots

Found

index,follow

Viewport

Found

width=device-width, initial-scale=1

Open Graph title

Found

UtilPilot

Open Graph description

Found

Fast online tools for everyday web work.

Open Graph URL

Found

https://utilpilot.com/

Twitter card

Found

summary

H1 count

Found

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About meta tag checking

Metadata helps browsers, search engines, and social platforms understand what a page is about. This checker reads pasted HTML source and highlights common metadata fields.

Common uses

Check title and description tags
Review canonical and robots directives
Inspect Open Graph and Twitter tags
Find missing or incomplete metadata

Notes

This tool does not fetch live URLs. Use your browser's view source output or copied HTML from a rendered page.

Examples

Audit page source

Paste HTML from a page source view to check title, meta description, canonical, robots, viewport, and social tags.

Find missing social metadata

Review Open Graph and Twitter tags before sharing a page or submitting it for indexing.

FAQ

Does this fetch a live URL?Show

No. Paste HTML source into the checker. This keeps the tool lightweight and avoids cross-origin fetch issues.

Which tags should every page have?Show

Most pages should have a useful title, meta description, canonical URL, viewport tag, and clear robots directive when needed.

Can this guarantee Google indexing?Show

No. Metadata helps search engines understand a page, but indexing also depends on crawlability, quality, links, and site history.

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