Free Meta Tag Generator
Generate perfect SEO meta tags with live Google, Facebook & Twitter previews. Copy ready-to-use HTML code in one click.
- Title: 50–60 chars
Include primary keyword near the start. - Description: 150–160 chars
Write a compelling summary with a clear CTA. - OG Image: 1200×630 px
Sharp images get more social shares. - Unique per page
Every page needs its own unique tags. - Avoid keyword stuffing
Use keywords naturally. Stuffing hurts rankings. - Twitter: Large Image
Use "Summary Large Image" for blog posts.
- Title 50–60 = 🟢 Ideal
- Title 60–70 = 🟡 May truncate
- Title >70 = 🔴 Cut off
- Desc 150–160 = 🟢 Ideal
- Desc >160 = 🔴 Truncated
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Generated Meta Tags
Frequently Asked Questions
Meta tags are HTML snippets placed in the <head> section of a webpage that tell search engines and social platforms about your page. The title tag and meta description appear directly in Google search results and impact click-through rates. Open Graph and Twitter Card tags control how your page looks when shared on social media. Well-optimized meta tags can significantly boost organic traffic without changing your page content.
For the meta title, aim for 50–60 characters. Google typically shows up to 60 characters before cutting off. For the meta description, the ideal range is 150–160 characters. Google may display up to 160 characters before adding "..." Staying within these limits ensures your full message appears in search results without truncation.
Standard meta tags (title, description) are for search engines like Google. Open Graph (OG) tags, created by Facebook, control how your page appears when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, and WhatsApp. Twitter Cards serve the same purpose for Twitter/X. Best practice is to include both — meta tags for SEO and OG/Twitter tags for social sharing. Without OG tags, social platforms will guess your content, usually with poor results.
The easiest way is to install RankMath or Yoast SEO plugin — both let you set custom title and description per page. Alternatively, copy the generated code from this tool and paste it inside your theme's <head> section via Appearance → Theme Editor → header.php. For non-WordPress sites, paste the tags between your <head> and </head> tags.
No — Google officially stopped using the meta keywords tag for ranking in 2009, and Bing largely ignores it too. We include it in the generated code for completeness, but you should focus on title tag, meta description, high-quality content, page speed, and backlinks. These are what actually influence your rankings today.