Meta SEO Audit Tool: Check Titles, Canonicals and Meta Tags
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Meta SEO Audit Tool
Check important on-page SEO elements including title, meta description, canonical, robots, Open Graph, Twitter card, viewport and H1 structure.
Enter the full URL of any public web page above and click Start SEO Audit. The tool fetches the HTML the server returns and checks the title, meta description, canonical tag, robots directives, Open Graph and Twitter card tags, viewport and H1 structure. Each check is marked as passed, a warning or an issue, with a recommendation you can act on. You can filter the results, copy the URL or export a CSV.
What the Audit Checks
| Element | What a good result looks like |
|---|---|
| Title tag | Present, unique, describes the page, roughly 50–60 characters |
| Meta description | Present, specific, roughly 120–155 characters |
| Canonical | Points to the preferred URL, usually the page itself |
| Meta robots | Allows indexing on pages you want in search (no unintended noindex) |
| Open Graph / Twitter card | Title, description and image set so shares look correct on social platforms |
| Viewport | width=device-width, initial-scale=1 for mobile-friendly rendering |
| H1 | One clear main heading that matches the page topic |
How to Use the Meta SEO Audit Tool
- Paste a full page URL, including
https://. - Click Start SEO Audit and wait for the score and results table.
- Filter by Issues first, then Warnings.
- Fix each item in your CMS or SEO plugin.
- Clear your cache and run the audit again to confirm the fix.
How to Prioritise Fixes
- Fix first: an unintended
noindex, a canonical pointing to a different page, or a missing title. These can stop a page appearing in search. - Fix next: missing or duplicated meta descriptions, multiple competing H1s and missing viewport tags.
- Nice to have: Open Graph and Twitter images, and fine-tuning title and description length.
A 100% score does not guarantee rankings. These checks confirm that the basics are in place; rankings depend mainly on how useful the content is for the search.
Limitations
- The tool reads the HTML returned by the server. Tags added later by JavaScript may not be detected.
- Pages behind a login, firewall or bot protection may return an error.
- It checks one page at a time. For site-wide checks, use the bulk H1 checker, broken link checker and XML sitemap checker.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my page show a canonical warning?
Usually because the canonical points to another URL, such as a version with different parameters or without a trailing slash. Make sure each indexable page has a self-referencing canonical unless you intend to consolidate it.
Is a missing Open Graph image a problem for SEO?
Not for Google rankings, but it affects how links look when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn and messaging apps.
Can I audit pages on other websites?
Yes, any public URL can be checked, which is useful for comparing your page with competitors.
More free tools: Keyword Density Checker, Word Counter, Meta Description Length Checker, URL Slug Generator, XML Sitemap Checker, Bulk Image Size and WebP Checker, Bulk H1 Tag Checker, Broken Link Checker, Bulk Image Alt Text Checker, SEO Title Length Checker. See all of them on our free SEO tools page.
