Microbial metabolism mediates fundamental transformations of chemistry and energy that drive biogeochemical cycles on our planet. Increasingly, we can read genomic blueprints of microorganisms, decipher their functional capacities and activities, and reconstruct their roles in biogeochemical processes using omic-based techniques such as metagenomics. Currently available tools for analyses of genomic data can annotate and depict metabolic functions to some extent, but they are not comprehensive. No standardized approaches are currently available for bioinformatic validation of metabolic predictions and identifying contributions of microorganisms and genes to biogeochemical cycles. Here we present METABOLIC (METabolic And BiogeOchemistry anaLyses In miCrobes), a scalable metabolic and biogeochemical functional trait profiler to comprehensively study microbial metabolism using genome data. METABOLIC uses metagenome-assembled (MAG), single-cell (SAG), or isolate genomes as input, annotates and processes genomes for identification and characterization of metabolism markers using KEGG and curated custom protein HMM databases, and applies motif confirmation of biochemically validated conserved residues in proteins. The output report includes functionally important HMM hit tables, protein collections for downstream analysis, tables (KEGG modules) and diagrams representing metabolic pathways for individual genomes, and a summary figure representing selected biogeochemical cycling processes on a community scale. We expect that METABOLIC will facilitate the study of genome-informed microbial metabolism and biogeochemistry and transform our understanding of environmental microbiomes.