AI endpoint
Extract a page's metadata
Paste a link and get the page's metadata — title, description, author, publication date, feed and main image — cleaned into one structured object.
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What you get
- Title, description and canonical URL
- Author, publication date and RSS/Atom feed when present
- The page's main / social preview image
How it works
- 1We render the URL in headless Chrome so values set by JavaScript are present.
- 2An AI pass reconciles Open Graph, Twitter card and standard metadata into one clean object.
- 3You get a structured JSON object back.
What people use it for
- Preview how a link will look when shared on social
- Enrich bookmarks, link libraries or a CMS with clean metadata
- Pull authors and publication dates for content pipelines
Frequently asked
What does it return?
A clean metadata object — title, description, author, publication date, feed and main image. It's the page's metadata, not a raw dump of its HTML meta tags.
Where does the metadata come from?
It reconciles Open Graph, Twitter card and standard page metadata into one normalized object. Values injected by JavaScript are included because the page is rendered first.
Is there an API?
Yes — this demos the URLpipe /meta endpoint. Extract metadata programmatically with a free API key.
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