I want to check my page's SEO and meta tags
See your page the way Google and social platforms do, then fix the missing title, description or heading structure.
To check a page's SEO, analyze its tags: a meta-tag analyzer shows the title, meta description, headings and Open Graph tags exactly as search engines and social platforms read them, and flags what's missing or too long. Then fix the gaps with a meta-tag generator and preview the result. Our SEO tools do this in your browser.
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Each one is free, private and runs in your browser. No sign-up, no watermark.
Meta Tag Analyzer
Paste a page's HTML to audit its title, description, canonical, robots, Open Graph and Twitter Card tags: with a length score, missing/duplicate checks and a live search & social preview, 100% in your browser.
Heading Checker
Paste your HTML to see the full H1–H6 outline as a tree and catch structural problems (missing H1, multiple H1s, skipped levels and empty headings) with a plain-English fix for each. 100% in your browser.
Meta Tag Generator
Generate perfect SEO meta tags, Open Graph and Twitter Card markup with a live Google snippet and social-card preview, copy the ready-to-paste <head> code, 100% in your browser.
Google SERP Preview
Preview exactly how your page appears in Google search (desktop and mobile) as you type your title, URL and meta description, with live pixel-width truncation warnings. Nothing is uploaded.
How to fix it
Follow these steps and you'll have it sorted in a couple of minutes.
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Analyze your page
Run your URL or HTML through the Meta Tag Analyzer to see the title, description and Open Graph tags it exposes.
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Check the heading structure
Use the Heading Checker to confirm a single clear H1 and a logical H2/H3 outline.
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Fix the gaps
Missing or overlong tags? Generate corrected ones with the Meta Tag Generator.
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Preview the result
Use the Google SERP Preview to see how the title and description will look in results before you publish.
- A missing or duplicated title/description across pages. Each page needs a unique, descriptive pair.
- Multiple H1s or a jumbled heading order that muddies what the page is about.
- No Open Graph image, so shared links look blank. Add og:title, og:description and og:image.
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Ran into one of these too? Here's the fix.
- My site has no meta tags or preview when sharedA blank preview costs you clicks. Add the right tags so Google and social show a proper title, description and image.
- My website needs an XML sitemapHelp Google find every page. Generate a valid XML sitemap, submit it in Search Console, and link it from robots.txt.
- I want rich results / structured data for my pagesRich results earn more clicks. Add the right Schema.org markup so your pages qualify for enhanced listings.
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