Meta Tag Generator
Generate SEO meta tags for your website
SEO Score
Optimize your meta tags for better search visibility
Basic Meta Tags
0/60 characters
Too short (min 30)
0/160 characters
Social Media Tags
Advanced Options
Live previews
How to use
- Enter your page title, description, and keywords
- Add Open Graph and Twitter Card data
- Copy the generated HTML meta tags
Use cases
- Website SEO optimization
- Social media sharing
- Content marketing
- Blog post optimization
About the Meta Tag Generator
Meta tags are the HTML instructions search engines and social platforms read when deciding how your page appears in results and shared previews. This generator builds a complete set — classic SEO tags, Open Graph for Facebook/LinkedIn/Slack, and Twitter Cards for X — with proper escaping so special characters in your copy never break the markup.
Features
- Title, description, keywords, canonical, robots, viewport
- Open Graph (og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url, og:type, og:site_name)
- Twitter Card (summary_large_image, creator, site)
- Live character counts against Google's 60 / 160 limits
- Proper HTML escaping — no broken tags from quotes in your content
How it works
- Fill in the title, description, and canonical URL.
- Add an Open Graph image URL (1200×630 recommended).
- Optionally customize Twitter Card fields.
- Copy the generated HTML block into your page's <head>.
Frequently asked questions
Which meta tags matter most for SEO?
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Title (≤60 chars), meta description (≤160), canonical URL, and for social: og:title / og:description / og:image. Google mostly ignores the old <meta name='keywords'> tag.
What size should my og:image be?
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1200×630 px is the universal sweet spot — it works on Facebook, LinkedIn, Slack, and X. Keep it under 5 MB.
Do I need both OG tags and Twitter tags?
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Most platforms fall back to OG if Twitter Card tags are absent. But specifying Twitter tags lets you customize the preview specifically for X.
What is rel='canonical' for?
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It tells search engines which URL is the authoritative version when the same content can be reached via multiple URLs (e.g., with and without UTM parameters).
Should I include a robots meta tag?
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Only if you want to override the default (index, follow). Use 'noindex' to exclude a page from search results.