SEO metadata exporter
Download page titles, meta descriptions, canonical links, social tags, language alternates and H1/H2 headings as CSV before migrating.
<!doctype html><html><head><title>Studio journal</title><meta name="description" content="Stories from our studio"><meta property="og:image" content="/cover.jpg"><link rel="canonical" href="https://example.com/journal"></head><body><main><h1>Studio journal</h1><p>Keep your <strong>content</strong> when you move.</p><img src="/cover.jpg" alt="Our studio" srcset="/cover-small.jpg 480w, /cover.jpg 1200w"><a href="/about">About us</a><a href="https://other.example.com/">Partner</a><ul><li>Export your pages</li><li>Keep your images</li></ul></main></body></html>Table shows up to 10 rows; text preview shows up to 12,000 characters. The download includes the full output.
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A rebuild can leave page metadata behind.
Export the live page’s metadata before your move. Run the new page through the same tool and compare the CSVs to spot missing titles, canonical tags or headings.
Compare the old and new CSVs, then review redirects, canonical URLs and indexability on your replacement site.
What this tool exports
Exports the metadata present in raw HTML for one page. It does not assess rankings or inspect tags added after JavaScript runs.
Useful with: Bubble, Framer, Webflow, WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, Ghost.
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Talk to usCan I preserve my SEO during migration?
This CSV gives you a record of a page’s metadata and headings to compare with the replacement page. Redirects, indexability, content and other SEO factors still need their own checks.
Are Open Graph tags included?
Yes. Meta tags with name or property attributes are included, along with canonical and alternate links and H1/H2 headings.