Meta Tag Generator

Write your page title and description and get every tag your page needs: the SEO basics, a canonical link, and Open Graph and X (Twitter) tags for good-looking shares. A live preview shows how the page may look in Google.

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Shown when the link is shared on WhatsApp, Facebook or X. 1200 × 630 px works best.

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Meta tags

    How to use the Meta Tag Generator

    1. Enter the page title, description and address.
    2. Add a share image, website name and author if you have them.
    3. Check the Google preview, then copy the tags into your page’s head.

    Your data stays on your device. This tool runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type or paste is sent to our server or saved. Read our privacy policy.

    The meta tags that matter for SEO

    • Title (<title>): the clickable headline in Google. Aim for about 50–60 characters, with the main keyword near the start.
    • Meta description: the grey text under the headline. About 140–160 characters that tell searchers why to click. Google sometimes writes its own, but a good one is used often.
    • Canonical link: tells search engines the main address of a page that can be reached by several URLs.
    • Robots: noindex keeps a page out of search results, for example thank-you or test pages.

    Open Graph and X (Twitter) cards

    When someone shares your link on Facebook, WhatsApp, LinkedIn or X, these tags choose the title, description and image in the preview. A share image of 1200 × 630 pixels works on all of them. Without these tags, apps guess, often badly.

    Writing titles that get clicks

    • Match what people search: “Merge PDF – Combine PDF Files Online Free” beats “PDF Tool 1”.
    • Give every page a different title and description.
    • Put your brand at the end, not the start.

    Where to put the tags

    Paste them inside the <head> of the page. In WordPress, an SEO plugin usually manages them for you. After publishing, test the preview with the sharing debuggers from Facebook and LinkedIn.

    Also create a robots.txt and an XML sitemap so search engines can find all your pages.

    Frequently asked questions

    How long should the title and description be?

    Keep titles under about 60 characters and descriptions under about 160. Longer text isn’t an error, but Google usually cuts it off with “…”. The counters turn orange when you go over.

    Where do I paste the tags?

    Inside the head section of your page, before the closing head tag. In WordPress and most site builders, an SEO plugin or the page settings let you set the title and description instead.

    Do meta keywords help SEO?

    No. Google has ignored the keywords meta tag for many years, so this generator leaves it out. A clear title and description matter much more.