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Meta Tag Generator

Generate complete meta tags for SEO, social media, and structured data

Title Length

0 / 60 chars

Description Length

0 / 160 chars

Generated Tags

0

Robots Output

General SEO Meta Tags

Title, description, keywords, canonical, robots and essential metadata

Use absolute URLs to avoid duplicate content issues.

Robots Directives

Robots tag output:

Social Sharing Metadata

Configure Open Graph and Twitter card previews

Open Graph (Facebook, LinkedIn, Slack)

Rich link previews with image, title, and description

Twitter Card

Control how your page appears on X (Twitter)

Recommended image: 1200 × 630 (Open Graph) and ≥ 600 × 335 (Twitter large).

Structured Data (JSON-LD)

Enhance SERP visibility with schema markup

Quick SEO Checklist

  • • Keep titles concise, unique, and aligned with search intent.
  • • Match Open Graph and Twitter copy to ensure brand consistency.
  • • Always host preview images over HTTPS and compress below 300 kB.
  • • Provide accurate structured data to unlock rich snippets.
  • • Re-run verification after domain or hosting changes.

Preview & Output

Validate metadata before publishing

<head> markup

<meta name="description" content="...">

Combined export (meta + structured data)

<!-- Configure fields to generate markup -->

Generated Meta Summary

Snapshot of the metadata currently configured

Start filling out the form to generate meta tags.

Complete Guide to the Meta Tag Generator

Modern search engines and social networks rely on structured metadata to understand and present your pages accurately. This tool centralises all critical meta tags, Open Graph/Twitter card data, verification tokens, and structured data into one workflow.

1. General SEO Metadata

  • Title: Aim for 50–60 characters, include primary keywords, and keep it unique per page.
  • Description: Summarise the page value in 140–160 characters. Avoid keyword stuffing.
  • Canonical URL: Always provide the canonical HTTPs URL to prevent duplicate content issues.
  • Robots Directive: Toggle indexing, following, archive, snippet, and image preview allowances.
  • Additional Settings: Theme colour, viewport, language, application name, and generator metadata ensure browsers and PWAs behave correctly.

2. Open Graph Metadata

Open Graph tags power rich link previews on Facebook, LinkedIn, Slack, and many messaging platforms. Provide a high-resolution image (minimum 1200×630) and align the title/description with the content consumers should expect. For articles, include publication dates, sections, and topical tags to unlock news-specific features.

3. Twitter Cards

Twitter/X uses twitter:* tags. The “summary_large_image” card is the most versatile. Provide @site (brand profile) and @creator (author) handles to boost credibility. Ensure the image is at least 600×335 pixels and under 5 MB.

4. Site Verification

Paste tokens from Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, Pinterest, and Yandex to verify ownership. Keep these values secret—treat them like API keys. Regenerate tokens if they are exposed publicly.

5. Structured Data (JSON-LD)

  • Website: Provide organisation name, URL, logo, and social profiles.
  • Organization: Add contact points, languages, and brand information.
  • Article: Supply author, publication dates, and section to qualify for rich results such as Top Stories.
  • Validate output using Google’s Rich Results Test.

6. Workflow Tips

  1. Populate the General SEO section first—it feeds default values into Open Graph and Twitter cards.
  2. Use the live previews to confirm truncation behaviour and ensure imagery looks polished.
  3. Copy the “Combined export” block into your <head> tag. Include JSON-LD using <script type="application/ld+json">.
  4. After deployment, check your page with Twitter Card Validator and Facebook Sharing Debugger.

7. Best Practices

  • Stick to UTF-8 to avoid unexpected character encoding issues.
  • Optimise preview images for fast loading. Large images slow down social crawlers.
  • Keep metadata consistent with on-page content to prevent penalties for deceptive previews.
  • Update structured data when publishing new articles—especially publication/modified timestamps.
  • Re-run verification when migrating domains or CMS platforms.

By keeping SEO metadata, social previews, verification, and schema in sync, your pages earn better visibility, stronger click-through rates, and rich presentation across the web.