Enter your page title, meta description, target keywords and author. Real-time character counters guide you to the ideal length for every field.
Add OG title, description and image URL so your pages look stunning when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn and other platforms.
Set Twitter card type, title, description and image so links appear as rich cards when shared on X (Twitter).
Hit Generate, preview your result in the live SERP simulator, then copy all tags and paste them inside your page's <head>.
Fill in the form below. All three tag groups, General SEO, Open Graph and Twitter Card, are generated together in one clean, copy-ready block.
Recommended: 1200 × 630 px JPG or PNG
Recommended: 1200 × 628 px for large image card
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Generate Meta Tags
Put your primary keyword near the front of the title. Keep it 50 to 60 characters. Include your brand at the end with a dash or pipe, it builds trust in the SERP.
The meta description doesn't affect ranking, but it dramatically affects click-through rate. Write it as ad copy. Use action words, include the keyword and end with a CTA.
A well-designed 1200×630 OG image can double click-through rates on social media. Use bold text, your brand colours and a clear value proposition, always set it, never leave it blank.
This tool generates three groups of tags in one click: General SEO tags (title, description, keywords, robots, canonical, viewport, theme-colour), Open Graph tags for rich previews on Facebook and LinkedIn, and Twitter Card tags for X (Twitter). All tags are properly escaped and formatted ready to paste inside your HTML <head>. The live SERP preview respects Google's real truncation lengths.
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Keep title tags to about 50 to 60 characters and meta descriptions to about 130 to 150 characters. Longer than that and Google cuts them off in the results. Put your main keyword near the front.
A meta description is not a direct ranking factor, but it heavily affects your click-through rate. A clear, specific description with a reason to click wins more visits from the same position.
They control how your link looks when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn and X, the title, description and preview image. Set them so your shares look intentional instead of pulling random text and images.