SEO Meta Generator
Generate SEO meta tags - title, description, and Open Graph tags - for your web pages. It produces the markup that controls how a page appears in search results and social shares.
SEO Meta Tag Generator
Fill in your page details and instantly generate HTML meta tags you can paste directly into your <head> section.
Generated Meta Tags
<!-- SEO Meta Tags --> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> <!-- Open Graph Meta Tags --> <meta property="og:type" content="website">
The tags that shape your search listing
When your page shows up in search or is shared on social media, the title tag, meta description, and Open Graph tags decide what people see: the headline, the summary, and the preview image. Getting these right is the difference between a result people click and one they scroll past.
Search engines may rewrite your description, but a clear, compelling one still strongly influences click-through. Open Graph tags control the card that appears on social platforms, which plain pages get wrong by default.
Writing tags that perform
Stay within the limits and lead with the keyword.
- Title near 60 characters, with the main phrase near the front.
- Description near 155 characters that gives a clear reason to click.
- Set an Open Graph image so shares show a proper preview rather than a blank card.
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FAQs
What is the difference between a title tag and an H1?▼
The title tag is what appears in the browser tab and search results; the H1 is the visible heading on the page. They can differ, though both should describe the page clearly.
How long should the meta description be?▼
Around 155 characters. Longer descriptions are truncated in search results, cutting off the part that might earn the click.
Does the meta description affect ranking?▼
Not directly, but it heavily affects click-through, which matters. A clear, persuasive description gets more clicks from the same ranking.
What are Open Graph tags for?▼
They control how a page looks when shared on social media - the title, description, and preview image of the link card. Without them, shares can look blank or wrong.
Is my content uploaded?▼
No. The tags are generated in your browser.
Will search engines always use my exact title and description?▼
Not always. Engines sometimes rewrite them to better match a query. Writing strong tags still gives the best chance they are used as intended.
Where do I put the generated tags?▼
In the head section of your page's HTML. Most CMS platforms have an SEO settings area where you paste or enter the title and description directly.
Do I need a different title for every page?▼
Yes. Duplicate titles across pages confuse search engines and users. Each page should have a unique, descriptive title.
What image size works for Open Graph?▼
A common, safe size is 1200 by 630 pixels. Using the recommended dimensions ensures the preview displays fully across platforms.
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