Bulk Meta Tag Extractor
Extract the title, meta description, H1, canonical, robots and Open Graph tags of up to 50 URLs at once, with lengths, duplicates and problems. Export a CSV.
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About the Bulk Meta Tag Extractor
The Bulk Meta Tag Extractor reads the SEO tags of up to 50 pages at once and puts them in one table. For each URL it shows the title and meta description with their lengths, the H1, canonical, robots directives, language, Open Graph tags, word count and schema types. Problems are listed under each row, and titles or descriptions used on more than one page are flagged. Paste the URLs or import them from a sitemap, then filter to the rows with issues or download everything as CSV.
Our server requests the URLs you enter, like a crawler: it reads the response without running the page's scripts, and the analysis runs in your browser. The URLs and results are not stored.
How to use the Bulk Meta Tag Extractor
- Paste up to 50 URLs, one per line, or import them from your sitemap.
- Press Extract and watch the rows fill in, two pages at a time.
- Turn on "Only rows with issues" to see what to fix: missing tags, long titles, duplicates, noindex.
- Download the CSV to edit titles and descriptions in a spreadsheet.
Works well with the Bulk Meta Tag Extractor
- SERP Preview Tool: rewrite a title to fit Google's width.
- Site Audit Tool: crawl the whole site instead of a list.
- Duplicate Content Checker: see if duplicate titles hide duplicate pages.
Frequently asked questions
How long should a title and meta description be?
Google cuts titles at about 600 pixels (roughly 50–60 characters) and descriptions at about 920 pixels on desktop (roughly 150–160 characters). The table flags titles outside 30–60 and descriptions outside 70–160 characters; check borderline ones by pixel width in the SERP Preview Tool.
Why are duplicate titles a problem?
When several pages share a title, Google has to guess which one answers a search, and it often rewrites the titles. Give every indexable page its own title and description.
Can I check more than 50 pages?
Run the next 50 URLs in a second batch, or crawl the whole site with the Site Audit Tool, which reports duplicate and missing titles and descriptions across up to 100 pages.
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