Meta Tags & Open Graph Inspector
Extract title, description, Open Graph, and Twitter Card tags from any page and preview the social share card.
About This Tool & Technical Logic
Meta tags are how you control how links appear everywhere outside your site: the blue title in Google, the card in Facebook/WhatsApp/LinkedIn (Open Graph), and Twitter/X cards. Crawlers read them raw — a missing og:image means an ugly or blank share card.
The inspector fetches the page through a relay and parses its tags, flagging the essentials: title length (50–60 characters), description (150–160), canonical URL, og:title/description/image, and twitter:card.
Relayed HTML → DOMParser → meta[name] / meta[property] extraction + share card preview.
How to Use — Step by Step
- 1
Enter the page URL
Any public page. Pages behind logins or bot-blocks return partial tags — that's also what many crawlers see, so treat it as a signal.
- 2
Audit the essentials
One title and one description per page; og:image should be an absolute URL of at least 1200×630.
- 3
Fix and re-verify with cache-busting
Social platforms cache cards aggressively — after fixing tags, use each platform's debugger to force a re-scrape.
Frequently Asked Questions
50–60 characters — beyond that, search results truncate. Front-load the important words.