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    Meta Tag Checker

    Check the title, description, Open Graph and Twitter tags of any page, then see who wins every round against a rival or an ideal page.

    Public http(s) URLs · 1–2 pages per match · reads title, description, Open Graph, Twitter, canonical, robots, hreflang · fetched server-side, nothing stored

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    Sample Google snippet
    example.com
    Your page title appears here | Brand
    Your meta description appears here. Enter a URL to see how Google would truncate it for your real page.
    Ideal Google snippet
    example.com
    Your page title appears here | Brand
    Your meta description appears here. Enter a URL to see how Google would truncate it for your real page.
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    How it works

    1

    Enter your URL

    Paste the public address of the page you want to audit. The protocol is added for you, and the page is fetched server-side so nothing runs in your browser.

    2
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    Pick a challenger or the Ideal ghost

    Add a rival URL to see who wins each tag, or leave the Ideal Page toggle on to compare against a reference page with every core tag in place.

    3

    Read the rounds and copy the fixes

    Every tag is scored pass, warn or fail with its pixel width. Winners light up, missing tags come with a snippet, and you can export the whole report.

    Frequently asked questions

    What meta tags matter for SEO?

    The title and meta description shape your search snippet, the canonical tag prevents duplicate-content confusion, and robots controls indexing. Open Graph and Twitter tags control how links look when shared, and the viewport tag supports mobile rendering.

    Why is my title cut off in Google?

    Google truncates by pixel width, not characters. Titles wider than about 580px on desktop are usually shortened, so wide letters such as W or M use up room faster. This is a common guideline, not a guarantee.

    Why doesn't my og:image show on LinkedIn?

    Usually the og:image tag is missing, the URL is not absolute or public, or the platform cached an older version. Use an absolute https URL, around 1200 by 630 pixels, then re-scrape the link with the platform's inspector.

    Can I check pages behind a login?

    No. The checker fetches public http(s) pages on a server, so it only sees what an anonymous visitor sees. Pages that require sign-in will return the login page's tags instead.

    Is the data stored?

    Nothing is stored by this page. Results live in your browser tab until you close or reset it. Reports are generated locally as downloads when you choose to export them.

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