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Bulk meta tag checker
Check metadata from up to 50 pasted rows. URLs are not fetched. Paste URL, title, and description per line — tab, pipe, or comma separated — and get length and pixel-width checks, missing fields, and every duplicate across the set. Runs in your browser; export the results as CSV.
Choose the separator explicitly if your text contains several kinds. Quote fields containing the selected separator.
A tab-separated paste from a spreadsheet or crawler export works as-is. Only the first 50 rows are analysed.
Quick answer
What does this bulk metadata checker inspect?
This tool checks supplied URL, title and description rows. It does not fetch those URLs or verify current page tags. Up to fifty data rows are checked for missing values, normalized repeated text, character counts and approximate text widths. The findings are review prompts, not indexing or click-performance verdicts.
Supply the metadata you want to inspect
Paste three columns: URL, title and description. Tab, comma and pipe separators are available; choose one explicitly when the text is ambiguous. Quote fields containing the chosen separator.
A URL/title header is removed before the fifty-row limit. The tool shows how many additional rows are omitted from checking and export. Unfinished quotes and extra columns show correction feedback rather than an audit.
Treat width and length flags as heuristics
Width is estimated from a fixed character-width table at nominal title and description font sizes. It is not a browser measurement or a search-engine rendering test; non-Latin text and font differences can make the estimate less representative.
The title and description width thresholds are 580 and 960 estimated pixels. Character review thresholds are thirty and seventy characters. Crossing these thresholds does not prove that text will be truncated, that a tag is incorrect, or that clicks will change.
Review duplicate text in context
Duplicate detection lowercases text and collapses whitespace across the checked rows. It does not compare page bodies, canonicals, indexing status or search intent.
Repeated metadata may merit template review, but it does not establish duplicate content or prove that a page will be excluded from search. Check whether each description accurately represents its page before rewriting it.
Where this data comes from
The parser reads supplied rows with the chosen or detected delimiter, handles quoted fields, removes a matching header and checks the first fifty data rows. Character counts use JavaScript string length; width uses a fixed character table. Duplicate keys use lowercased whitespace-normalized text. The tool performs no URL fetch, current-tag validation, indexing inspection or click forecast.
Frequently asked questions
Does this tool fetch my URLs?
No. It checks the metadata you paste. Supplied values may differ from the current published tags.
Are the pixel widths measured?
No. They are estimates from a fixed character-width table and nominal font sizes, not measured search-result rendering.
Does a width warning prove truncation?
No. It marks a review threshold in this tool. Actual display can differ, and this tool does not predict clicks.
Do duplicate titles prove duplicate pages?
No. Only supplied metadata text is compared. Page content, canonical relationships and indexing status are not checked.
What happens with more than fifty rows?
Only the first fifty data rows are checked and exported. A visible notice reports the omitted count.
How should I paste text containing commas or pipes?
Choose the actual separator explicitly and quote fields containing it. Quoted commas, escaped quotes and multiline fields are supported.
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