The tags every page needs
Type your page title and meta description and watch a live Google preview update, with meters that measure pixel width — the way Google actually truncates results — not just characters. Add the canonical URL, index/noindex and follow/nofollow settings, language and theme color.
Tick one box to add Open Graph and X (Twitter) tags for rich link previews on Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Slack and X. Already have a page? Import its tags from the URL, improve them, and copy the finished HTML.
How to create meta tags
- 1
Import a page (optional)
Start from its current tags.
- 2
Write the title and description
Keep the meters green.
- 3
Set canonical and robots
Usually index, follow.
- 4
Copy the HTML
Paste it into your page's <head>.
Key features
Pixel-accurate meters
Titles near 600 px, descriptions near 920 px.
Live Google preview
See the result as you type.
Social tags included
Open Graph and X in one go.
Import from URL
Improve existing pages fast.
Common uses
- New pages and posts: Get the head tags right the first time.
- Improving click-through rate: Rewrite titles and descriptions that get cut off.
- Static sites: Hand-write clean head code.
Tips and good to know
- Put the main keyword near the start of the title and give each page a unique title and description.
- Google may rewrite snippets it thinks match a search better; a clear, accurate description reduces rewrites.
Frequently asked questions
How long should a title tag be?
About 50–60 characters, or under roughly 600 pixels wide, so it isn't cut off on desktop.
How long should a meta description be?
About 120–160 characters. Google doesn't use it for ranking, but a compelling description earns more clicks.
Do meta keywords matter?
No. Google has ignored the meta keywords tag for over a decade, so this tool doesn't generate it.