Check the meta tags of any web page the way search engines read them. See a Google-style preview, an on-page SEO score and clear fixes for your title, description, canonical, robots, Open Graph and Twitter tags.
The checker reads the HTML your server sends. Pages that build their tags only with JavaScript may show fewer tags here than Google eventually sees after rendering.
The title tag and meta description control how your page appears in search results, so they directly affect click-through rate. The robots tag decides whether the page can be indexed, the canonical tag tells Google which URL is the main version, and the viewport tag is required for mobile-friendliness. Meta keywords are ignored by Google and are not checked.
Google truncates by pixel width, but titles of about 30–60 characters and descriptions of about 70–160 characters usually display in full. Put the main keyword near the start and write for people - Google may rewrite descriptions that don't match the search.
Open Graph tags (og:title, og:description, og:image) control how a link looks when shared on WhatsApp, Facebook, LinkedIn and many other apps. A missing og:image is the most common reason shared links look plain.
It is a tool that reads a page's HTML and shows its meta tags - title, description, robots, canonical, Open Graph and more - so you can spot SEO problems.
Your site may add the title with JavaScript after the page loads. Search engines can render JavaScript, but it is safer to include important tags in the initial HTML.
Not directly, but a compelling description improves click-through rate, which brings more traffic from the same ranking.
Any public page that is reachable over http or https. Private, local or password-protected pages cannot be checked.
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