Meta Tag Inspector
Web sitenizin görünmez kimliği olan Meta Tag, OpenGraph ve Twitter etiketlerini anında analiz edin.
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Temel SEO Etiketleri
Title, description ve canonical gibi kritik SEO etiketlerini kontrol eder.
Sosyal Medya Pratikleri
Siteniz Facebook ve LinkedIn'de paylaşıldığında nasıl görüneceğini belirleyen OG etiketlerini analiz eder.
Twitter Cards
Twitter platformuna özel zengin paylaşım etiketlerini test eder.
Tarama Yönergeleri
Arama motoru botlarına verilen robots direktiflerini okur.
Sık Sorulan Sorular
Meta Tag nedir?
Meta taglar, web sayfanızın içeriği hakkında arama motorlarına ve platformlara bilgi veren gizli HTML etiketleridir.
OpenGraph (OG) nedir?
Sitenizin linki Facebook veya LinkedIn gibi platformlarda paylaşıldığında başlığın, resmin ve açıklamanın düzgün çekilmesini sağlayan protokoldür.
What Is Meta Tag Inspector?
Meta Tag Inspector is a comprehensive tool that audits all meta tags of a web page (title, description, robots, canonical, Open Graph, Twitter Card, hreflang, etc.) in a single view. It automatically flags missing, too long, too short, or duplicate meta tags.
Why Does It Matter?
- SERP preview: Title and meta description length directly impacts appearance in search results and click-through rate (CTR).
- Robots directives: Incorrectly set directives like "noindex," "nofollow," and "noarchive" can cause pages to be removed from the index or lead to link equity loss.
- Social media sharing: Open Graph and Twitter Card tags ensure sharing previews display correctly; misconfigurations can damage brand perception.
- International SEO: Accuracy of hreflang tags ensures the correct language version is served to relevant users on multilingual sites.
How to Use
Enter the URL of the page you want to inspect. The tool lists all meta tags by category. Green = no issues, yellow = improvement recommended, red = critical issue. The length indicator shows the pixel width of the title and whether it will be truncated in SERPs.
FAQ
Is meta description a ranking factor? No, it's not a direct ranking factor; however, it indirectly contributes to SEO by increasing click-through rate (CTR).
What happens without a canonical tag? Pages without canonicals that conflict with other URLs having the same or similar content leave Google to decide which version to index — which doesn't always produce the result you want.