Bulk Title & Meta Description Checker

Check the title tag and meta description of up to 20 URLs at once, with lengths and duplicates.

What is a bulk meta checker?

A bulk meta checker fetches many pages at once and lists the title tag and meta description of each, with their lengths, so you can quickly find missing, too long, too short or duplicated tags across a site.

What you get for each URL

  • HTTP status code
  • Title tag and its length (ideal: 30–65 characters)
  • Meta description and its length (ideal: 70–165 characters)
  • A verdict: pass, warning (length) or fail (missing)

The checker also lists titles used on more than one page — duplicate titles make it hard for Google to tell pages apart.

How to use it

  1. Paste up to 20 URLs, one per line — for example your most important landing pages or the URLs from your sitemap.
  2. Fix every red row first (missing tags), then rewrite titles and descriptions that are too long or too short.
  3. Preview your new snippet with the SERP Snippet Preview before publishing.

To inspect every meta tag on a single page, use the Meta Tags Analyzer.

Frequently asked questions

How many URLs can I check?

Up to 20 URLs per check.

Does Google always use my meta description?

No. Google rewrites snippets when it finds text that better matches a query, but a good description is used most of the time.

Why are duplicate titles a problem?

Pages with the same title compete with each other and give Google weaker signals about which page fits which search.