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Free Meta Tags Extractor

Extract and analyze all meta tags from your HTML. View title, description, Open Graph tags, Twitter Cards, and get SEO recommendations.

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Meta Tags Extractor

Extract and analyze all meta tags from your HTML. View title, description, Open Graph tags, Twitter Cards, and get SEO recommendations.

HTML Input
Paste your HTML code to extract and analyze all meta tags, Open Graph tags, and Twitter Cards.

0 characters • Paste full HTML or just the <head> section

Extracted Meta Tags
All meta tags, Open Graph tags, and Twitter Cards extracted from your HTML.

Enter HTML to extract meta tags

How it works

Meta Tags Extractor: methodology and worked example

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How this tool computes its result

Parses pasted HTML with `DOMParser` in `text/html` mode, reads the `<title>` element, iterates every `<meta>` tag and classifies it by whichever attribute is present (`name`, `property`, `http-equiv`, `charset`) into single-value fields (description, keywords, viewport, robots, charset) or into `og:`/`twitter:`-prefixed arrays, bucketing anything else under "other" tags, and separately reads `<link rel="canonical">`. It then runs a fixed set of static checks and pushes results into `issues` (missing title, title <30 or >60 chars, empty/short(<120)/long(>160) description, missing charset, missing viewport) or `recommendations` (missing canonical, zero Open Graph tags, zero Twitter tags).

Worked example

Pasting `<head><title>Free AI Visibility Checker Tool</title><meta name="description" content="Short desc."><meta charset="UTF-8"></head>` extracts a 30-character title (exactly at the boundary, so no "too short" issue since the check is strictly `< 30`), an 11-character description that trips "Meta description is too short" (< 120), a found charset (no issue), no viewport meta (issue: "Missing viewport meta tag"), no canonical link (recommendation), and zero Open Graph/Twitter tags (two more recommendations).

When not to use this tool

The browser's HTML parser is very forgiving, so pasting malformed or partial markup can still parse without complaint — the tool reports what tags it found, not whether the source HTML itself is well-formed, so it will not flag broken markup upstream of the meta tags.

Common mistakes

  • - Pasting only the inner content of `<head>` without a wrapping document — `DOMParser` handles this fine, but pasting post-hydration rendered HTML instead of the original server response can show tags a crawler would never actually see.
  • - Expecting the title/description length thresholds here (title <30/>60, description <120/>160) to match the separate Meta Description Checker tool's own bands (140–160) — the two tools use different fixed thresholds.
  • - Not accounting for HTML entities in the source — description length is computed on the raw `content` attribute string, so `&amp;` counts as 5 characters, not the single decoded `&` character it represents.

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