Free Link Metadata Scraper
Pull all metadata from any URL: title, description, og:image, twitter:card, schema, canonical. Free, no signup, instant.
What this tool does
Every URL has dozens of metadata fields. The Scraper pulls them all in one shot: SEO basics, social cards, schema, canonical, robots. Use to audit your own pages or research competitors.
Same fields Google reads. Catches missing tags, conflicts, and stale values.
How to scrape metadata
Five steps from URL to fix list.
Paste any URL
Public URLs only.
Click Scrape
Tool fetches page and parses all metadata.
Review fields
See title, description, OG/Twitter, schema, canonical, robots side by side.
Spot issues
Missing fields, wrong values, conflicts.
Fix in CMS
Update tags; re-scrape to verify.
When SEOs and devs use it
Six common workflows.
Pre-publish social preview audit
Verify og:title, description, image are set correctly before sharing.
Competitor metadata research
See how competitors structure their meta tags. Match what works.
Site migration validation
After CMS migration, verify metadata transferred correctly.
Debugging social shares
Why does my LinkedIn share look broken? Scrape the URL to find the missing tag.
Schema audit
Verify JSON-LD is present and valid for rich result eligibility.
SEO audit deliverable
Include metadata findings in client SEO reports.
Platform-specific guides
How to fix metadata across platforms.
WordPress
- Use Yoast or Rank Math for meta tags.
- Verify with this tool after publish.
- Re-audit after plugin updates.
Webflow
- Set page-level SEO settings.
- For CMS items, bind dynamic SEO fields.
- Verify after publish.
Shopify
- Theme controls most metadata.
- For per-page customization, use SEO apps.
- Audit by URL with this tool.
Next.js
- Use next/head or app router metadata API.
- For dynamic pages, set per-route metadata.
- Verify each route post-deploy.
Static sites
- Hugo, Jekyll, Astro have meta tag templates.
- Set sitewide defaults; per-page overrides.
- Verify with this tool after build.
Grigora vs. other scrapers
Side-by-side comparison.
| Capability | Grigora | Screaming Frog | Iframely | Free generators | Manual |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free + unlimited | Yes | Yes | Free trial | Yes | Manual |
| OG + Twitter cards | Yes | Yes | Yes | Partial | Manual |
| Schema/JSON-LD | Yes | Partial | Yes | No | Manual |
| Canonical + robots | Yes | Yes | Yes | Partial | Manual |
| OG image preview | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Manual |
| No signup | Yes | Yes | Account required | Yes | Yes |
| Bulk URL | On request | Yes | Yes | No | Manual |
| Result speed | <5 sec | <10 sec | <5 sec | <5 sec | Manual |
Common errors and how to fix them
Eight issues users hit when auditing metadata.
Most fields are empty
Cause: Page does not set most meta tags.
Fix: Add tags in your CMS / theme. Use a Meta Tag Generator for templates.
OG image is wrong
Cause: Page has fallback or stale og:image.
Fix: Update og:image in CMS to the correct URL.
Schema field is empty
Cause: No JSON-LD on page.
Fix: Add JSON-LD via Schema generator tools.
Multiple canonical tags
Cause: CMS plugin conflict.
Fix: Disable conflicting plugin; verify only one canonical.
Scrape fails with 403
Cause: Site blocks our scraper.
Fix: Manually inspect via View Source.
Robots tag says noindex
Cause: Page intentionally noindexed.
Fix: Verify intent. If unintentional, remove noindex.
Description is truncated
Cause: Source description is short or HTML-encoded weirdly.
Fix: Update meta description in CMS.
Twitter card type wrong
Cause: twitter:card not set or wrong value.
Fix: Set twitter:card to summary, summary_large_image, or app.
Original data from our 2026 metadata audit
Across 5,000 random URLs.
Frequently asked questions
Twelve answers about metadata scraping.
Related free tools
Other utilities that pair with Metadata Scraper.
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Try itSERP Snippet Preview
See how your title and description render in Google.
Try itTwitter Card Validator
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Try itCanonical Tag Checker
Verify canonical URL pointing.
Try itIndexability Checker
Check if Google can index the page.
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