Extract Meta Tags
Paste HTML markup to pull key SEO-related tags like title, description, canonical, robots, and common Open Graph fields.
Extract title, description, canonical, robots, and Open Graph tags from HTML.
Input
Paste HTML or a head snippet that contains SEO metadata.
Output
Supported title, canonical, robots, and metadata tags will be returned line by line.
FAQ
Common questions about this tool.
Which tags does it extract?
It looks for the title tag, meta description, robots meta tag, canonical link, and common Open Graph or Twitter metadata when present.
Can I use a partial head snippet instead of a full page?
Yes. A head snippet is enough as long as it contains the tags you want to inspect.
How to use
Paste the HTML, extract the metadata, then review the tags you care about.
- Paste the page source or head markup into the input box.
- Click Extract Meta Tags to pull the supported SEO-related fields.
- Copy the output into your QA notes, audit sheet, or publishing checklist.
Use cases
This is useful when metadata exists already and you want to inspect it quickly without opening developer tools.
- Check title, description, and canonical tags during SEO audits.
- Review Open Graph metadata before sharing or publishing a page.
- Compare extracted metadata from copied HTML snippets during QA.
Example
A quick example of how this tool works.
Input
<title>Sample Page</title><meta name="description" content="Example snippet"><link rel="canonical" href="https://example.com/page">
Output
Title: Sample Page\nMeta Description: Example snippet\nCanonical: https://example.com/page