Meta Tag Generator

What is a meta tag generator?

Meta tags are short pieces of HTML in the <head> of a web page. Visitors do not see them on the page itself, but search engines, browsers and social networks read them to learn what the page is about and how to treat it. The title tag and meta description often become the clickable headline and summary in Google results, so they have a direct effect on how many people visit your site.

This meta tag generator writes the most useful tags for you. Fill in the form and the HTML code updates live, ready to copy into your theme, page builder or SEO plugin.

How to create meta tags

1. Type a page title. The counter shows the length and turns green between 50 and 60 characters.
2. Write a meta description of roughly 120 to 160 characters that explains what the reader will get.
3. Optionally add keywords, the author name and a canonical URL.
4. Choose the robots settings: index or noindex, follow or nofollow.
5. Check the character set, language code and mobile viewport option.
6. Copy the HTML or download it as a file, then paste it inside the head section of your page.

Tags this tool can create

• Title: the name of the page shown in browser tabs and search results.
• Meta description: a summary that search engines may show under the title.
• Robots: tells crawlers whether to index the page and follow its links.
• Canonical link: names the preferred address when the same content is reachable at several URLs.
• Viewport: makes the page scale correctly on phones, which matters for mobile first indexing.
• Charset and language: help browsers display text correctly.
• Keywords and author: optional tags that some tools and smaller search engines still read.

Writing titles and descriptions that get clicks

Put the main topic near the start of the title and add your brand at the end if there is room. Every page should have a unique title. For the description, write for people, not robots: say what the page offers, include the phrase someone would search for, and finish with a reason to click. Google may rewrite descriptions it finds unhelpful, so a clear and accurate summary gives you the best chance of keeping yours.

Tips for WordPress and Elementor users

If you use an SEO plugin, enter the title and description in its fields instead of pasting raw tags, so you do not end up with duplicates. The generator is still handy for drafting and checking lengths. For custom templates, landing pages or static sites, paste the generated code directly into the head. Use noindex only for pages you really want hidden, such as thank you pages or internal search results.