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SEO Meta & SERP Preview
Inspect page metadata and preview a search result locally.
LOCAL METADATA CHECK
Inspect page metadata
SEO meta and SERP preview guide
Inspect the metadata that search and social crawlers can read from a page, then preview the likely search snippet.
Paste HTML or head markup; everything is parsed locally in your browser.
What the preview checks
The tool extracts the title, meta description, canonical URL, robots directive, Open Graph fields, and Twitter fields. It highlights missing values and practical length ranges.
A preview is not a ranking guarantee
Search engines may rewrite titles and descriptions, and ranking depends on many signals beyond metadata. Use this as a fast quality check before publishing.
Canonical and robots need intention
A canonical URL describes the preferred version of a page. A noindex directive asks crawlers not to include a page. Using both can be correct for some workflows, but should be deliberate.
Frequently asked questions
Does this fetch my website?
No. Paste the HTML or head markup and it is processed locally.
Does it guarantee Google will show the preview?
No. Search engines can rewrite snippets and use additional signals.
Does it validate Schema.org?
No. Use the JSON-LD Inspector for structured data syntax and block inspection.
Privacy note: metadata parsing happens in your browser. Your markup is not stored or uploaded.