Extract all meta tags from HTML

Extract all <meta> tags from your HTML. Each meta tag is shown as a plain text line in the output (key: value). Use per-tag Copy, Copy All, Clear, or download as .txt.

Extract all meta tags from HTML - Explanation & Examples

The Extract Meta Tags tool finds and extracts all exact <meta ...> elements from your HTML source. The tool preserves the original order and displays each meta as a plain-text line in the format key: value (for example author: Piet).

⭐ What does this tool do?

  • Extracts only exact <meta ...> elements from HTML
  • Parses common meta attributes (e.g. name, property, http-equiv, charset)
  • Displays each meta as key: value on a separate line
  • Preserves the original order of meta tags
  • Provides per-tag Copy buttons and a global Copy All action
  • Download results as a .txt file or clear input/output

🔎 How to use

  1. Paste your HTML source into the Input HTML textarea.
  2. Click Extract Meta Tags — each found meta tag will be shown below.
  3. Use the per-tag Copy button to copy a single line, or Copy All to copy every displayed line.
  4. Download the output as meta-tags.txt or click Clear to reset both fields.

⭐ Example

Input HTML:

<meta name="author" content="Piet">
<meta property="og:title" content="Example Title">
<meta charset="utf-8">

Output (plain text):

author: Piet
og:title: Example Title
charset: utf-8

⚠️ Notes & limitations

  • The tool only detects literal <meta ...> tags — it does not render or evaluate HTML.
  • If a meta tag lacks a recognizable key/value pairing the tag may be skipped.
  • All processing is done client-side; your data is not uploaded to any server.

Frequently Asked Questions

Extracts all <meta> tags from your HTML and lists them as plain text lines in their original order (key: value format).

Paste HTML into the input, click "Extract Meta Tags", then use the per-tag Copy buttons, Copy All, or download the results as a .txt file.

The tool recognizes meta tags with name, property, http-equiv, and charset attributes. Each is displayed as key: value.

The tool displays "No meta tags found." so you know there were none in your HTML.

Output is plain text (not HTML). Each meta tag appears on its own line as key: value (for example: author: Piet).

Yes. Each meta tag block has its own Copy button. You can also use Copy All to copy all tags at once.

Yes. Click Download .txt to save the plain-text output as meta-tags.txt.

Yes. Meta tags are shown in the exact order they appear in your HTML source.

No. All processing is done client-side in your browser; no data is uploaded or stored anywhere.