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Inspect your meta tags in seconds.

See your title, meta description, Open Graph, Twitter Cards, canonical URL and robots directives the way search engines and social platforms read them.

Public pages only. Most checks finish in under 5 seconds.

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Live metrics, checks and recommendations appear here after you run the tool.

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Technical meta

Three steps.
That’s it.

No dashboard to learn and no account to create.

1

Paste a URL

Enter any public web page. We fetch the live HTML head section immediately.

2

Inspect tags

Review title and description pixel/character lengths, Open Graph tags and canonical alignment.

3

Fix & re-check

Update missing or truncated tags in your CMS and run the check again to confirm.

What gets
checked.

Six focused diagnostics run together in a single pass.

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Title Tag

Checks character length (10–70 chars), presence and primary keyword visibility.

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Meta Description

Validates length (50–160 chars) so search snippets don't get cut off.

OG

Open Graph

Verifies og:title, og:description, og:image and og:url for rich social embeds.

TW

Twitter Cards

Checks twitter:card meta tags for clean X/Twitter link previews.

URL

Canonical Tag

Confirms a valid canonical link is declared to prevent duplicate indexing.

BOT

Robots Directives

Checks meta robots and X-Robots-Tag headers for accidental noindex rules.

Meta Analyzer
checklist.

Practical standards to verify on your pages.

  1. Write a unique title tag (10–70 chars)Put your primary keyword near the front and keep branding concise.
  2. Craft an inviting meta description (50–160 chars)Summarize the page value clearly to boost organic click-through rate.
  3. Include og:title, og:description and og:imageUse a 1200×630px image so links look sharp on Facebook, LinkedIn and WhatsApp.
  4. Set twitter:card to summary_large_imageGives your shared links a full-width visual card on X/Twitter.
  5. Declare a self-referencing canonical URLProtects your page from UTM parameter and trailing-slash duplicates.
  6. Verify robots meta is index, followMake sure staging noindex tags are removed before launching.

The complete
guide.

How the Meta Analyzer works and how to get the most from it.

What is the Meta Analyzer?

The Zyptora Meta Analyzer is a free browser-based diagnostic tool that extracts and validates every SEO and social meta tag inside your page's <head>. Instead of digging through page source code manually, paste a URL to see character counts, social card tags and indexing rules in one place.

How it works

When you run a check, our crawler requests the live URL, parses the HTML document head, and measures your title tag, meta description, Open Graph properties, Twitter Card tags, canonical link, language attribute and viewport declaration against 2026 search engine standards.

Why meta tags matter for rankings and CTR

Your title tag is one of the strongest on-page ranking signals, and your meta description acts as your organic ad copy in search results. Well-structured tags also help AI Overviews and social platforms summarize your page accurately. Pair this check with the SEO Checker and Canonical URL Checker for complete on-page hygiene.

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Meta Analyzer
questions.

What is the ideal title tag length in 2026?

Aim for 10 to 70 characters (roughly 50–60 characters is the sweet spot) so Google displays your full title without truncation.

What is the best meta description length?

Keep meta descriptions between 50 and 160 characters so desktop and mobile search snippets show a complete sentence.

Does this tool check Open Graph and Twitter Cards?

Yes. It checks og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url and twitter:card tags.

Why does Google sometimes rewrite my meta description?

If a description is missing, too short, duplicated across pages, or doesn't match the user's query, Google may pull text from the page body instead.

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