Meta Tag Generator - SEO Meta Tags for Your Website

Generate SEO meta tags including title, description, Open Graph, and Twitter Cards. Preview how your page appears in search results and social media.

Basic Information

Page Title 50-60 chars 0/60 characters

Description 150-160 chars 0/160 characters

Page URL

Keywords (optional) Comma-separated. Less important for SEO nowadays.

Social Media Image

Image URL Recommended: 1200×630px for Facebook, 1200×675px for Twitter

Image Alt Text

Twitter Card

Card Type

Twitter @username (optional)

Additional Options

Include viewport meta (responsive)

Include charset UTF-8

Include robots meta

Include canonical URL

Google Search Preview

Your Page Title

https://example.com › page

Your page description will appear here...

Facebook/LinkedIn Preview

EXAMPLE.COM

Your Page Title

Your description...

Generated Meta Tags

Meta Tag Reference

`title`	Page title shown in browser tabs and search results
`description`	Summary shown in search results
`og:*`	Open Graph tags for Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.
`twitter:*`	Twitter card configuration
`canonical`	Preferred URL for this content
`robots`	Search engine crawling instructions

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Frequently Asked Questions

Meta tags are HTML snippets in thesection that provide information about your page to search engines and social platforms. They don't appear on the page itself.

Title: 50-60 characters to avoid truncation. Description: 150-160 characters. Google may show more or less depending on the query and display context.

Open Graph tags (og:) control how your page appears when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, and other platforms. They specify the title, image, and description shown in share previews.

No. Google ignores meta keywords. Focus on title and description instead. We include keywords as an optional field for legacy systems or internal documentation.

Thetag appears in browser tabs and search results. og:title is for social sharing. They can be the same, but you might want different wording for each context.

Use 'index, follow' (default) for pages you want in search results. Use 'noindex, nofollow' for private pages, thank-you pages, or duplicate content you want excluded.

Canonical URL tells search engines which version of a page is the original. Use it to prevent duplicate content issues when the same content exists at multiple URLs.

Yes. The tool shows a live Google Search Preview as you type. This helps you optimize your title and description for click-through rate before publishing.

Use JPG or PNG at 1200×630 pixels. The image must be publicly accessible (not behind a login). Avoid images with important text that might be cropped.

Yes, for best compatibility. Twitter falls back to Open Graph if Twitter Cards aren't specified, but explicit Twitter tags give you more control over how links appear on Twitter/X.