Why is the character count shown alongside?

Google search results truncate the TITLE and DESCRIPTION at a certain length, so the character count helps you keep them within the recommended range (roughly 30-60 characters for TITLE, 80-160 for DESCRIPTION).

What happens if there's no ROBOTS value?

If there's no explicit robots meta tag, the default behavior is index, follow (indexing allowed).

Is the URL I check stored?

No. Every request is checked immediately and nothing is stored.

🏷️ TITLE & META Info Extractor

Extracts a URL's TITLE, DESCRIPTION, ROBOTS, and CANONICAL URL.

URL

How to use

Enter the URL to check.
Click the "Extract" button.
The TITLE, DESCRIPTION, ROBOTS, and CANONICAL URL are displayed.

🎯 Use Cases

Check SEO meta tag configuration
Preview search result snippet (title/description length)
Check canonical URLs for duplicate content

Example

Input

https://example.com/

Output

TITLE          Example Domain (14 chars)
DESCRIPTION    (none)
ROBOTS         (none, default index,follow)
CANONICAL URL  (none)

The example.com page has only a <title> and no description, robots, or canonical meta tags, so ROBOTS falls back to the default (index,follow). This is an illustrative sample of a live lookup.

FAQ

Why is the character count shown alongside?: Google search results truncate the TITLE and DESCRIPTION at a certain length, so the character count helps you keep them within the recommended range (roughly 30-60 characters for TITLE, 80-160 for DESCRIPTION).
What happens if there's no ROBOTS value?: If there's no explicit robots meta tag, the default behavior is index, follow (indexing allowed).
Is the URL I check stored?: No. Every request is checked immediately and nothing is stored.