How to use the Meta Tag Generator
- Type your page title and meta description. The counters show the best length.
- Add the page address, keywords and author if you need them (optional).
- Choose whether search engines may index the page, and pick the language.
- Tick the sharing option if you want Open Graph and Twitter tags too.
- Click Copy Code and paste it in the head section of your page.
Features
- Generates title, meta description, keywords, author, robots, canonical and theme-color tags.
- Adds charset and mobile viewport tags with one tick.
- Optional Open Graph and Twitter card tags for sharing.
- Live Google preview and length counters.
- Safe code: special characters are escaped for you. Free, no signup.
Where to paste the code?
- Plain HTML: inside the <head> section of your page.
- WordPress: use the SEO box of Yoast, Rank Math or AIOSEO for the title and description of each page.
- Shopify, Wix, Squarespace: use the SEO fields of the page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which meta tags are the most important?
The title tag and the meta description. Then the robots tag, the canonical link and the viewport tag for mobile.
Is the keywords meta tag useful?
No. Google ignores it. It is optional here only for other systems that still read it.
What does the robots tag do?
It tells search engines whether to index the page and follow its links. Leave it on the default unless you want to hide a page.
What is a canonical link?
It tells search engines the main address of a page, which avoids duplicate content problems.
Do I need Open Graph tags?
They control how your link looks when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn and X. They are recommended for pages people may share.
How do I check my tags afterwards?
Use our Meta Tags Analyzer on the live page.