Website Metadata
Extract a website's SEO and social metadata — title, description, Open Graph, and Twitter tags.
What is Website Metadata?
Website Metadata pulls every SEO and social tag a public page exposes — its <title>, meta description, canonical URL, robots directives, language, author, keywords, theme color, and favicon, alongside the full Open Graph set (og:title, og:description, og:image, og:type, og:site_name, og:url) and Twitter Card values (twitter:card, twitter:title, twitter:description, twitter:image) — and lays them out as a clean key→value list with image previews. The fetch runs server-side, so the tags are read exactly as a crawler or link-unfurling bot would receive them, not as your browser renders them after JavaScript runs. That makes it the fastest way to audit a page's on-page SEO, debug a broken social or chat-app preview, or confirm that a canonical or robots directive actually shipped to production.
How to Use Website Metadata
- Paste the full URL of the page you want to inspect (for example, https://example.com/article).
- Click "Extract" — the page is fetched server-side, the way a crawler sees it, with no extension or login required.
- Read the key→value list: identity fields like title and description first, then Open Graph and Twitter Card values.
- Check the favicon and og:image / twitter:image previews to confirm social shares will render the right thumbnail.
- Cross-check canonical and robots against what you expect — a wrong canonical or a noindex here silently kills rankings.
Examples
Blog article
Input: https://example.com/blog/launch-day
Output: title: "Launch Day" description: "How we shipped v1 in six weeks." canonical: https://example.com/blog/launch-day og:title: "Launch Day" og:description: "How we shipped v1 in six weeks." og:image: https://example.com/og/launch-day.png og:type: article twitter:card: summary_large_image
Marketing landing page
Input: https://example.com/pricing
Output: title: "Pricing — Example" description: "Simple plans for teams of every size." canonical: https://example.com/pricing robots: index, follow language: en themeColor: #0b0b0b og:site_name: Example twitter:card: summary
Common Mistakes
- Assuming a missing tag is a tool bug — if og:image, twitter:card, or canonical doesn't appear, the page genuinely doesn't emit it, and that's almost always the real cause of a broken social preview.
- Ignoring canonical and robots during an SEO audit — a self-canonical to the wrong URL or a stray noindex will silently suppress rankings even when the title and description look perfect.
- Expecting JavaScript-rendered meta tags to show up — tags injected after hydration are invisible to crawlers and to this fetch; server-render them if you want them indexed and unfurled.
- Checking only the homepage — landing pages and articles are the URLs actually shared and ranked, so audit a representative sample of deep pages, not just the root.
Why Use This Tool
- Every SEO and social tag in one labeled list — no HTML grep or DevTools archaeology.
- Server-side fetch matches what crawlers and link-unfurling bots actually receive.
- Image previews for favicon, og:image, and twitter:image so you can see the social thumbnail at a glance.
- No sign-up, no account, no stored history — paste a URL, read the tags, move on.