Meta Tag Generator
Generate complete meta tags for SEO. Includes title, description, Open Graph, Twitter Card, robots, canonical and more.
Ideal: 50–60 characters
Ideal: 120–160 characters
Comma-separated. Less important for Google but used by others.
Prevents duplicate content issues
Generated HTML
<!-- Basic Meta Tags --> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
Free Meta Tag Generator for SEO
Meta tags are the foundation of on-page SEO. They tell search engines what your page is about and how to display it in search results. They also control how your page looks when shared on social media. This free meta tag generator creates all the essential tags in seconds — just fill in the fields and copy the generated HTML.
The generator produces basic meta tags (title, description, keywords, robots, canonical), Open Graph tags for social sharing on Facebook and LinkedIn, and Twitter Card tags for Twitter previews. All tags are formatted as standard HTML ready to paste into the head section of any web page.
A live SEO health check monitors your title and description length in real time, alerts you when they are too short or too long, and flags missing tags like the Open Graph image and canonical URL.
Why Meta Tags Matter for SEO
Title tag. The title tag is the blue heading shown in Google search results. It is the most important on-page SEO element. A well-written title with your primary keyword directly influences click-through rate and search ranking.
Meta description. The description appears below the title in search results. Google uses it as the snippet when it is relevant to the query. A compelling description increases clicks from the search results page even when your position does not change.
Canonical URL. The canonical tag tells search engines which version of a page is the original when duplicate content exists. Missing canonicals can cause ranking dilution across duplicate pages.
Robots meta tag. Controls whether search engines index a page and follow its links. Incorrectly set robots tags can accidentally block pages from search indexing.
Open Graph and Twitter Card. These tags control the preview image, title, and description shown when a URL is shared on social media. Pages without them display an unpredictable, often broken preview that reduces click-through rates from social platforms.
How to Use the Meta Tag Generator
Step 1 – Fill in the Basic SEO tab. Enter your page title (50–60 characters), meta description (120–160 characters), author, robots setting, and canonical URL.
Step 2 – Complete the Open Graph tab. Add your OG title, description, image URL, and page URL. Leave fields blank to inherit from your basic SEO fields.
Step 3 – Fill in the Twitter Card tab. Add your Twitter-specific title, description, and image. Leave blank to inherit from Open Graph or Basic SEO values.
Step 4 – Copy or download the HTML. Click Copy to copy all generated tags to your clipboard, or click Download to save them as an .html file.
Step 5 – Paste into your page head. Paste the generated tags inside the <head> section of your web page HTML, before the closing </head> tag.
Meta Tag Best Practices
Write unique titles for every page. Duplicate title tags across pages cause search engines to merge or downrank them. Every page needs a distinct, descriptive title.
Include the primary keyword in the title. Place the most important keyword near the beginning of the title tag for maximum relevance signal.
Write descriptions that drive clicks. Your meta description should tell the reader exactly what they will get from the page and include a reason to click. Treat it as an advertisement for your page.
Set a canonical on every page. Even if a page has no duplicates now, adding a canonical is a safeguard against future URL parameter or pagination issues.
Always include an OG image. Pages without Open Graph images show a blank or default placeholder when shared on social media, reducing engagement and click-through significantly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are meta tags?
HTML elements in the page head that tell search engines and browsers about your page content and how to display it.
Does meta keywords still matter?
No. Google and Bing ignore meta keywords. Including them does no harm but provides no ranking benefit.
What is Open Graph?
Tags that control how your page appears when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, and other social platforms.
What is the ideal meta description length?
120 to 160 characters. Longer descriptions are truncated in search results.
Is this tool free?
Yes. Completely free, no account needed.