Meta Tag Generator
Generate title, description, Open Graph, and Twitter card meta tags for any page and preview exactly how they'll render before you publish.
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Generated Meta Tags
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The Meta Tag Generator is a free, client-side tool that builds the full set of tags a page needs for SEO and social sharing — title, meta description, canonical URL, robots directives, Open Graph, and Twitter Card — with a live Google search-result preview and character limit indicators.
Fill in the fields on the left and copy the generated HTML straight into your page's <head>. For a full preview of how the link card looks when shared on Twitter, Facebook, Slack, and more, pair this with the Social Card Previewer.
FAQ
Google typically truncates page titles beyond about 60 characters and meta descriptions beyond about 155 characters in search results. Staying under those limits keeps your full copy visible instead of getting cut off with an ellipsis.
Open Graph (og:*) tags are the standard most platforms — Facebook, LinkedIn, Slack, Discord, WhatsApp — read for link previews. Twitter/X reads its own twitter:* tags first and falls back to Open Graph tags if they're missing, so shipping both covers every platform.
It tells search engine crawlers whether to index the page and whether to follow its links. "noindex" keeps a page out of search results entirely; "nofollow" tells crawlers not to pass ranking signal through its outbound links.
Yes, if the same content is reachable at more than one URL (with/without a trailing slash, tracking params, etc.). The canonical tag tells search engines which version is the source of truth, avoiding duplicate-content issues.
No — major search engines have ignored the meta keywords tag for ranking purposes for years. It's included here only for completeness; don't rely on it for SEO.