About the Meta Tag Generator
This tool builds the block of meta tags that tells search engines and social platforms what a page is about and how it should appear. You fill in a few fields, and it produces clean, correctly escaped HTML you can paste straight into the head of your page.
Why meta tags matter
The title and meta description are the two pieces of text a person sees for your page in search results, so they do a lot of work: the title is the strongest on-page signal of a page topic and the description is your sales pitch for the click. Getting them right — accurate, compelling, and the correct length — directly affects how often people click through. This generator shows live character counts and warns when you exceed the points where Google typically truncates them, around 60 characters for titles and 155 for descriptions, so your previews are not cut off mid-sentence.
Open Graph and Twitter Cards
When someone shares your link on Facebook, LinkedIn, or X, the platform looks for Open Graph and Twitter Card tags to build the preview card — the headline, summary, and image. If those tags are missing, the platform guesses, and the result is often an unflattering or empty card. Adding them, with a properly sized share image, makes your links look intentional and increases engagement. This tool generates both sets from the same details, plus the canonical and robots tags that help search engines index the right version of the page.
A note for WordPress users
If your site runs an SEO plugin such as Rank Math or Yoast, that plugin already outputs these tags from its own settings, and you should not paste a duplicate set into the head. Use this generator to understand what good tags look like, to craft tags for static HTML pages, or to check the exact markup a page should have. Everything is generated in your browser and escaped so special characters cannot break your markup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which tags does it generate?
Title, meta description, optional keywords, robots, canonical link, plus Open Graph and Twitter Card tags for rich social sharing previews.
Why do the title and description show a character count?
Search engines truncate long titles and descriptions. The counter flags when you exceed roughly 60 characters for the title or 155 for the description so previews are not cut off.
What are Open Graph and Twitter Card tags?
They control how your link looks when shared on social platforms — the title, description, and image in the preview card. Without them, platforms guess, often poorly.
Do meta keywords still matter?
Google ignores the keywords tag, so it is optional here. It is included only because a few smaller engines and internal tools still read it.
Where do I put the generated code?
Paste it inside the
section of your page HTML. In WordPress, an SEO plugin usually manages these, so use this mainly for static pages or to understand what the tags should be.