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Meta Tag Generator

Fill in a form, get clean meta tags. Watch a live Google-style preview as you type, with character counters that warn you before you get truncated.

SEO tags

Social cards

Google preview

example.com/your-page

Your page title appears here

Your meta description appears here. Aim for roughly 160 characters that sell the click.

Google truncates titles around 60 characters and descriptions around 160. The counters turn red when you pass the limit.

Generated HTML

<meta name="robots" content="index, follow" />
<meta property="og:type" content="website" />
<meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image" />
Private by design: This tool runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type or upload is sent to a server.

How to use Meta Tag Generator

  1. Fill in the form. Enter your title, description, keywords, author, robots rules, canonical URL and social fields.
  2. Watch the preview. The Google-style result updates as you type. Title turns red past ~60 characters, description past ~160.
  3. Set social cards. Choose a Twitter card type and add your Open Graph image URL for rich link previews.
  4. Copy the HTML. One click copies all generated tags, ready to paste into your page's head section.

Meta Tag Generator Features

  • SEO title, description, keywords, author and robots tags
  • Open Graph tags for Facebook and LinkedIn previews
  • Twitter Card tags with card-type selector
  • Live Google SERP preview with truncation warnings
  • Character counters: ~60 for title, ~160 for description
  • Proper HTML escaping of every value
  • One-click copy of the generated markup

Meta Tag Generator Frequently asked questions

The title tag and meta description. The title is a ranking factor and the headline of your search result; the description does not directly rank you but controls the snippet people read before clicking, which affects click-through rate.
No major search engine uses them for ranking, and Google ignores them entirely. The generator includes them only because some internal site-search tools still read them.
It is the image shown when your page is shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, Slack, Discord and most messaging apps. Without og:image, platforms pick an image at random, or none. Use a 1200x630 image for best results.
summary_large_image for articles and landing pages with a strong visual; summary for compact cards like a profile or utility page. The large card gets noticeably more engagement on link shares.
The single preferred URL of the page, absolute and including https. It tells search engines which version to index when similar content exists at multiple addresses, preventing duplicate-content issues.