Meta Tag Analyzer
Inspect the SEO metadata inside a webpage. Check titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, robots directives, Open Graph tags, Twitter metadata and other important page signals.
Analyze Page Metadata
For the most reliable analysis, paste the page’s HTML source. The analysis runs directly in your browser.
Direct URL analysis works when the target website allows browser cross-origin access. If it blocks access, use Paste HTML for a reliable result.
Pasted HTML is analyzed locally in your browser by this page. CreatorToolly does not need to invent a numerical SEO score to explain the detected metadata.
Your metadata report will appear here
Paste a page’s HTML source or enter an accessible URL. CreatorToolly will inspect the metadata and classify each check as Passed, Improve or Missing.
Metadata Diagnostic Report
Core SEO Metadata
Technical Metadata
Social Metadata
Page Structure
Search Preview
One report for the metadata that matters.
The analyzer separates core SEO metadata, technical document signals, social sharing tags and basic page structure so you can see exactly what was detected.
Title & Description
Detect the page title and meta description and flag unusually short or long values for review.
Canonical & Robots
Inspect canonical declarations and robots directives used to communicate indexing preferences.
Open Graph
Check common Open Graph fields including title, description, image and URL.
Twitter Metadata
Detect Twitter card type, title, description and image metadata when included in the source.
Document Setup
Review viewport, character encoding and language declarations used by the page.
Heading Structure
Count H1 elements and surface the first H1 as an additional page-level content signal.
Understand what the report means.
Metadata is only one part of SEO. This analyzer is designed to identify page signals, not promise search rankings.
What is a meta tag analyzer?
A meta tag analyzer inspects HTML metadata such as the title, meta description, robots directives, canonical declaration and social sharing tags. It helps identify whether those signals are present and reviewable.
What title length should I use?
There is no single character count that guarantees how a title will appear in search. CreatorToolly uses practical length ranges as review prompts rather than treating them as ranking rules.
Does a good metadata report guarantee rankings?
No. Metadata can help search engines and users understand a page, but rankings depend on many signals, including content quality, relevance, links, technical accessibility and competition.
Why can some URLs not be analyzed directly?
Web browsers enforce cross-origin security rules. Many websites do not allow another website to download their HTML directly through browser JavaScript. When that happens, paste the page source into the HTML analyzer.
Does CreatorToolly give an SEO score?
This tool intentionally uses Passed, Improve and Missing classifications instead of inventing a numerical SEO score. The purpose is to show what was detected and what deserves review.