HTML Head Snippet Generator - Online Meta, CSS & JS Starter
Generate a complete <head> section with meta charset, viewport, SEO, favicon, and social tags. Customize and copy.
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Extract and inspect all meta tags, Open Graph, Twitter Cards, SEO data from any webpage. Simply enter the URL below.
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<meta name="robots"> tag tells search engine crawlers how to index or not index a page, and whether to follow links. Common values: index,follow (default), noindex, nofollow. Incorrect usage can accidentally hide pages from search results.<link rel="canonical"> tag indicates the preferred URL for content when several versions exist (e.g., duplicate pages). It helps prevent duplicate content issues and consolidates ranking signals to the canonical version.Generate a complete <head> section with meta charset, viewport, SEO, favicon, and social tags. Customize and copy.
Paste text with highlights (e.g., from Apple Books) and extract only the highlighted lines. Save as list.
Enter an image URL to extract a 5-color dominant palette. Avoids uploading files. Uses canvas to read remote image pixels. Fast and privacy-oriented.
Build a complete Event structured data with performer, location, and dates. Get Google‑ready JSON‑LD for tickets.
Enter a URL and fetch its Twitter card meta tags. See a live preview of how the tweet will appear. Debug social sharing.
Parse an SVG path’s d attribute and list all the commands and absolute coordinates. Convert relative to absolute. Local.
Drop a PDF and count the total words, characters, and pages. Text extraction is done locally. Privacy‑friendly.
Paste an image from your clipboard directly into the page (Ctrl+V) and extract its color palette. No file dialog needed.
Paste any article and get a list of the most relevant keywords using a simple TF‑IDF‑like model. Skip stop words. All local.
Build a proper <meta name='viewport'> tag with width, initial‑scale, and user‑scalable options. Avoid common mobile rendering issues.
Paste an SVG file and extract all path data. Clean and copy individual d strings. For icon manipulation.
Enter a URL and get a one‑page report of titles, description, headings, image alts, and broken links. All from browser.
Enter a URL and see a nested list of all h1‑h6 tags. Check document structure for SEO and accessibility.
Enter a URL and see its favicon at all standard sizes. Check if it's properly defined. SEO basic check.
Trace the full redirect path of a URL. See every hop, status code, and final destination. Detect broken chains.
Paste a robots.txt file and validate its syntax. See if a specific user‑agent can access a path. Essential for webmasters.
Enter an image URL and extract its dominant color palette. No download needed. Fast visual analysis.
Fetch a website's CSS and extract :root custom properties (‑‑color) to reveal its design token palette. For learning and inspiration.
Extract selectable text from a PDF using the browser's built‑in PDF rendering. Copy or download as TXT. No upload, fully private.
A tiny tool that hooks into the console and lets you export all messages to a file. Helpful for non‑technical bug reporting.
Fetch and extract all meta tags, open graph tags, and Twitter cards from a live URL. No server proxy, direct browser fetch.
Paste text, highlight important parts, and extract only highlights. Great for research and studying. Entirely client-side.
Enter a URL and trace the full redirect chain, seeing each hop's status code and location. Identify unnecessary redirects. Client-side fetch.
Analyze text for keyword frequency and density. Highlights over-optimized terms. Perfect for content writers and SEO editors. Entirely browser-based.
Build a properly formatted robots.txt file with user-agent rules and sitemap location. Validate syntax in real time. Essential for webmasters.
Generate a standard XML sitemap for your website by entering a start URL. Crawls internal links directly from your browser. No server-side processing.
Extract specific pages or split a PDF document into multiple files. Works entirely in the browser; your documents never leave your computer.
Search and extract values from a large JSON object using dot/bracket notation. Quickly locate deeply nested fields. Data stays local in your browser.
Extract text from images using basic OCR technology. Works best with clear, printed fonts. Completely local, images never leave your browser for privacy.
Strip HTML tags and convert web content to plain Markdown. Preserve headings, lists, and links. Perfect for content migration. All processing in browser.