Canonical Tag Checker
Enter a page URL to find its canonical and compare it with the page address.
Canonical result
The first canonical is shown when a page contains more than one.
—BroBroGo receives the URL to fetch the public page. The fetched page and result are not stored.
FAQ
What is a self-referencing canonical?
It is a canonical that points to the final URL of the page itself. This gives search engines a clear preferred URL even when the same content can be reached in several ways.
Why can self-referencing pass while the entered URL does not match?
The address you entered may redirect to another URL. The canonical can correctly point to that final page while differing from the original address you typed.
Does the checker see canonical tags added by JavaScript?
It checks the HTML returned by the page. A canonical added only after page scripts run may not appear here, so confirm that important canonical tags are present in the original page source.