Meta Tag Generator
Free meta tag generator. Build SEO meta tags — title, description, robots, viewport plus Open Graph and Twitter cards — and copy the ready-to-paste code.
🔒 Everything runs in your browser — nothing you type is uploaded. All values are HTML-escaped so the tags are safe to paste.
Free Meta Tag Generator
This free meta tag generator builds a clean, ready-to-paste block of HTML
<meta> tags for any web page in seconds. Fill in your page title, meta description,
keywords, author and robots rules, switch on the optional Open Graph and Twitter Card tags,
and copy the result straight into your page’s <head>. It’s free, instant and runs
entirely in your browser, so nothing you type is ever uploaded.
How to use the meta tag generator
- Enter your page title and meta description — the live counters help you keep them near the ideal 60 and 160 character lengths.
- Add any optional keywords, author, language, robots and charset values you need.
- Tick Include Open Graph + Twitter tags if you want rich social share previews, then add your page URL and image.
- Watch the tags build live on the right; empty fields are simply left out.
- Click Copy meta tags and paste the block inside the
<head>of your HTML.
What are meta tags and which ones matter for SEO?
Meta tags are small snippets of HTML in your page’s <head> that describe the page to
browsers, search engines and social networks. They are not visible on the page itself, but they shape how your page
appears in search results and when it is shared. The most important is the title tag, which becomes
the clickable blue headline in Google — aim for around 50–60 characters so it is not cut off. The
meta description is the grey summary beneath it; about 150–160 characters works best, and a
clear, accurate description improves your click-through rate even though it is not a direct ranking factor.
A few technical tags keep the page healthy. The viewport tag tells mobile browsers to scale the
page correctly and is essential for a responsive, mobile-friendly site. The robots tag controls
whether search engines index the page and follow its links — use index, follow for normal pages
and noindex for thank-you or admin pages you want hidden. The charset tag (almost
always UTF-8) ensures special characters display correctly. Finally, the Open Graph and
Twitter Card tags control the title, description and image shown when your link is shared on
Facebook, LinkedIn or X, turning a bare link into an eye-catching preview card.