Meta Tag Extractor
Extract all meta tags from any webpage for SEO audits, free, no sign-up, 100% private.
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Extract and export every meta tag from a page
Free Meta Tag Extractor fetches a URL and parses its HTML head, the title, canonical link and every meta tag, into a filterable table you can export as TSV or CSV. Ideal for SEO audits, competitor research and Open Graph debugging.
What you get
- title and link[rel=canonical]
- All meta tags: description, robots, og:*, twitter:* and more
- Filterable table with TSV/CSV export
Common uses
- Auditing title and description lengths
- Checking Open Graph and Twitter Card coverage
- Comparing meta setups across competitor pages
The page is fetched directly in your browser. No extension or view-source needed.
How the extractor reads a page
The tool requests the URL, parses the HTML with the browser's own parser and collects everything in the document head: the title element, the canonical link and every meta tag with its name/property and content. The result is a filterable table you can export as TSV or CSV for spreadsheets and audit reports. Because parsing is local, pages behind logins you are signed into or on internal networks can be inspected the same way a browser tab would see them.
Specifications and compatibility
| Property | Meta tag extractor behavior |
|---|---|
| Input | Any public URL or domain |
| Extracts | Title, canonical, description, robots, og:*, twitter:* and every meta tag |
| Output | Filterable table with TSV/CSV export |
| Fetch location | Your browser: subject to the same CORS rules as any page |
| Stored by 0Appz | Nothing |
| Cost | Free, no account, no extension |
Privacy: pages are fetched from your browser
Requests originate from your own connection, so the target site sees your request exactly as it would if you opened the page. 0Appz does not proxy or store the fetched HTML or the extracted tags.
What to check in an audit
- Title length and description length against SERP truncation limits.
- Missing canonical tags, a common duplicate-content cause.
- Open Graph and Twitter Card coverage for social previews.
- robots directives that may block indexing unintentionally.
- Consistency of meta setups across templates after a redesign.
Related: browse the developer tools for headers, OpenGraph previews, SSL and DNS.
Meta tags that matter for SEO and social sharing
Modern search engines read dozens of signals, but a handful of tags do most of the work. The title element is the strongest on-page signal and the one that appears in results, so it should be unique per page and roughly 50-60 characters. The meta description does not directly affect ranking, yet it shapes click-through rate and is worth writing for humans. The robots meta controls indexing and link following, with values such as noindex, nofollow and their combinations; a stray noindex is one of the most common causes of a page disappearing from search. The canonical link tells crawlers which URL is the preferred version when the same content is reachable through several paths. The viewport tag is what makes a page usable on phones, and the charset declaration prevents garbled characters. For social sharing, Open Graph tags (og:title, og:description, og:image) drive Facebook, LinkedIn and most chat previews, while Twitter/X uses twitter:card and its own title and image tags. Hreflang links tell Google which language and region a page targets. Auditing a competitor or your own page with the extractor shows all of these in one list, so a missing canonical or an accidental noindex is easy to spot.
Frequently asked questions
How do I extract meta tags from a website? +
With this tool: paste the page URL and click Extract Tags. You get the title, description (with character counts), canonical and robots plus a searchable table of every meta tag, copy rows or export CSV.
Which tags are extracted? +
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