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SEO Title & Meta Description Checker
Review page titles and meta descriptions for missing, duplicate, or hard-to-read values. Scan a website or check up to 20 specific pages.
What page titles and meta descriptions do
A page title names a page in browser tabs, bookmarks, and search results. A meta description is a short summary that search engines may show beneath the title.
Why review them
Clear, distinct titles help people tell pages apart before they open them, including people using screen readers who hear the title first. Descriptions help set expectations for what a page contains.
Missing and duplicate metadata
When a title or description is missing, search engines choose their own text, which may not describe the page well. When several pages share the same text, they are harder to tell apart in search results and in browser history.
Why check before a redesign or migration
Metadata is easy to lose when pages move to a new system. A quick review shows what you have today so it can be carried over, improved, or rewritten on purpose.
What this tool checks
For each page it reads the title and meta description, counts characters, and looks for missing, repeated, very short, very long, or generic values. Length notes are review prompts, not search engine rules.
Limitations
It checks up to 20 pages per run, so results describe that sample rather than the whole website. It reads the page as the server sends it and does not run JavaScript. It does not measure rankings, performance, or other SEO signals.