Check website meta keywords
The meta keywords tag is considered deprecated and was previously used for SEO. It is displayed neither on the website nor in search engines. Older recommendations state that meta keywords should contain no more than 4 words. You do not have to use this tag.
Meta keywords check
Meta keywords is an HTML tag that was once used to specify page keywords. The tool checks whether it is present at the specified URL and shows the words or phrases recorded in the content attribute.
What is checked
The service determines whether the meta name='keywords' tag was added to a page and lets you quickly view its contents. This is useful for a technical audit, checking old pages, migrating a website, or monitoring CMS templates.
Do keywords affect SEO?
Major search engines generally do not use meta keywords as a significant ranking factor because the tag could easily be filled with irrelevant words. Content quality, correct titles and descriptions, heading structure, website technical health, and relevance to the search query are more important for promotion.
When the check is useful
Check meta keywords if you maintain a website with an outdated structure, are carrying out a migration, or want to ensure that the CMS does not create unnecessary meta tags. If the tag is not part of your strategy, its absence is not an error.
Enter the page address in the form above to check meta keywords.