Meta Tag Generator
Generate <title>, <meta description>, robots, canonical and viewport tags — copy-ready HTML.
Quick answer: Meta Tag Generator: generate <title>, <meta description>, robots, canonical and viewport tags — copy-ready HTML. Runs entirely in your browser, free, no signup.
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The tags in your page's <head> are the first thing search engines and browsers read, and small details have outsized effects. The title is the single most important on-page SEO element and the clickable headline in results, so aim for roughly 50–60 characters before Google truncates it; the meta description does not directly influence ranking but is your ad copy in the results snippet, best kept to about 140–160 characters so it is not cut off.
This generator also handles the plumbing tags that quietly matter: a viewport tag is mandatory for mobile-friendly rendering and its absence alone can sink mobile usability, a canonical tag tells search engines which URL is authoritative when the same content is reachable at several addresses, and the robots tag controls indexing at the page level with values like noindex or nofollow.
One realistic expectation to set: Google frequently rewrites the description it displays, tailoring the snippet to the searcher's query, so treat your text as a strong suggestion rather than a guarantee. The old keywords meta tag is ignored by Google entirely and is safe to skip. For the social-sharing previews that this tool does not cover, add cards from the Open Graph generator, and describe the page's meaning to crawlers with the JSON-LD generator.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the meta tag generator free?
- Yes — free with no signup.
- How long should the title and description be?
- Title: 50–60 characters; description: 140–160 characters. Counters in the form show your current length.
- Will Google use my exact text?
- Usually yes — Google may rewrite descriptions when it thinks a query-specific snippet would be more useful.
- Are keywords still useful?
- Google ignores them, but other engines and internal site search still read them. Including a few is harmless.
- Is data uploaded?
- No — generation runs in your browser.