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Metadata extractor

Free Website Metadata Extractor for Titles, Descriptions and OG Tags

Paste any URL and see the title, description, site name, favicon and share image it publishes, in one place.

10 free runs left today

How it works

How the metadata extractor works

  1. Paste a URL

    Any public page, including competitors.

  2. We read the head

    A metadata service fetches the page and reads the title tag, meta description and Open Graph data.

  3. Copy what you need

    Each field has a copy button, with a preview of the share image and favicon.

What metadata does a page publish?

Every page can describe itself in its head: a title tag, a meta description, Open Graph tags (og:title, og:description, og:image, og:site_name) that control share previews, and a favicon. Search engines, social networks and several AI products read these fields.

Why check metadata for AI search?

AI engines that browse the web often use the title and description as a quick summary of what a page is about, and the page title frequently becomes the label of a citation. A clear, specific title and description make it more likely that a page is understood and linked correctly.

Aim for a title around 60 characters and a description of 120 to 160 that states the answer or offer plainly.

What should I do with the result?

Compare the fields against your page. Missing descriptions, vague titles and absent share images are quick wins. For a wider audit, the AI visibility checker tests metadata alongside access, content and structured data.

Metadata extractor questions

How do I extract metadata from a URL?

Paste the URL above and select Extract metadata. You get the page title, description, site name, domain, favicon and primary share image, each with a copy button.

What is the difference between a title tag and og:title?

The title tag is what search results and browser tabs show. og:title controls the headline in link previews on social networks and chat apps. They can differ, but are usually kept close.

How long should a meta description be?

About 120 to 160 characters. Search engines may rewrite it, but a clear description helps both people and AI summaries.

Does the extractor work on JavaScript-rendered pages?

It reads what the metadata service can fetch. If a site sets its tags only in the browser, they may be missing, and that is also a signal that crawlers might not see them either.

How many free runs do I get?

Ten a day per browser.

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