Check a page's title, description, canonical, and Open Graph tags.
Demo tool — results are sample data, not a live lookup.
Meta tags are the signals in a page's <head> that search engines and social networks read: the title and description that show in Google results, the canonical that prevents duplicate-content issues, the robots directive that controls indexing, and the Open Graph tags that build the preview card when a link is shared.
This tool reads those tags for any URL so you can confirm each page is titled well, described within the right length, and shares cleanly on social media.
It's likely too long. Google truncates around 155–160 characters, so put the key message first.
If you want links to your site to look good when shared on social media or chat apps, yes — without og:image especially, previews look bare.
It tells search engines whether to index the page and follow its links (for example, index, follow or noindex).
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