Build perfect SEO title tags, meta descriptions, Open Graph and Twitter Card tags — with a live Google preview and character counts. Free, instant, no signup.
Your generated meta tags will appear here…Generate valid, search-ready meta tags in under a minute — then paste them into your page's <head>.
Type your page title and meta description. Keep the title under 60 characters and the description under 160 so they display in full on Google. The counters turn red if you go over.
Fill in your page URL, a few target keywords, and the author or brand name. The live SERP preview updates instantly so you can see your search snippet take shape.
Enable Open Graph and Twitter Card to control how your link looks when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn and X. Add a social image URL for a rich preview image.
Click Generate Tags, then Copy HTML, and paste the code inside the <head> section of your web page. That's it — your page is search and share ready.
Everything you need to know about generating SEO meta tags.
A meta tag generator is a free tool that turns your page details — title, description, keywords, author and social settings — into ready-to-use HTML meta tags. You type your content into the form, watch a live Google preview update in real time, then copy the generated code and paste it inside the <head> section of your web page. It removes the guesswork of writing valid meta tags by hand and helps search engines understand and rank your page.
Enter your page title (aim for under 60 characters) and meta description (under 160 characters). Add your page URL, target keywords and author, then toggle Open Graph and Twitter Card for social sharing. The SERP preview shows how your page appears in Google as you type. When you're happy, click Generate Tags, then Copy HTML, and paste the code into the <head> of your page.
Keep title tags around 50–60 characters so Google doesn't truncate them, and write meta descriptions of roughly 150–160 characters. This tool counts characters live and warns you when you exceed the recommended limits, so your snippet displays fully on both desktop and mobile search results.
Yes. While the meta keywords tag is ignored by Google, the title tag and meta description remain important. The title is a strong ranking and click signal, and a compelling description improves your click-through rate from search results. Open Graph and Twitter Card tags control how your page looks when shared on social media, which drives additional traffic.
Open Graph tags tell platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn and WhatsApp which title, description and image to show when your link is shared. Twitter Card tags do the same for X. They aren't strictly required, but adding them makes shared links look professional with a proper image and copy, increasing clicks. This generator creates both automatically when the options are enabled.
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