Meta Tag Extractor

How to use

1. Copy the page source, or the rendered HTML from your browser's inspector, and paste it.
2. Run the extraction.
3. Read the findings, then the table of everything found in the head.
4. Copy the CSV to share the audit or compare two pages.

What it checks and how it works

The tool reads the pasted HTML and lists the title, every meta tag by its name, property or http-equiv value, link relations such as canonical, alternate hreflang and icons, the Open Graph and twitter: tags, and the @type values found in JSON-LD blocks. It flags a missing or repeated title, a missing meta description, canonical addresses that differ, a robots meta tag that blocks indexing, a missing viewport tag, a missing lang attribute on the html element, and an og:image without og:image:alt.

Google documents the meta tags it understands, such as description, robots and viewport, in Meta tags that Google understands. Open Graph names follow ogp.me. A tag outside those lists is shown but not judged.

Limits: the tool reads the HTML you paste and not the HTTP headers, so an X-Robots-Tag header is not seen; the HTTP Header Checker covers that. It does not validate JSON-LD against schema.org: it checks that each block parses and lists its types.