Meta Tags Generator
Fill in your page details below and get a ready-to-paste snippet — title, meta description, canonical, robots and basic Open Graph tags — for your page's <head>.
How to Use This Tool
Fill in your page title
This becomes both your <title> tag and your og:title.
Write your meta description
120–158 characters is the sweet spot for search snippets.
Add canonical URL and robots directive
Canonical prevents duplicate content issues; robots controls indexing.
Copy the generated snippet
Paste it directly into your page's <head> section.
About the Meta Tags Generator
Writing meta tags by hand is easy to get wrong — a missing quote mark, an incorrect attribute name, or tags placed in the wrong order can all cause a browser or search engine to silently ignore them. This tool builds a syntactically correct block of the most important head-section tags from a simple form, so you can focus on writing good copy rather than remembering exact HTML syntax.
It generates your title tag, meta description, robots directive, canonical link, and a matching set of basic Open Graph tags (og:title, og:description, og:url) plus a Twitter Card type — covering both search engine and social sharing needs from a single form.
This is especially useful for static HTML pages or custom-built sections of a site where you don't have an SEO plugin auto-generating these tags for you, or when you want to double-check exactly what a plugin should be outputting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to fill in every field for the snippet to work?
No — title and description are the most important, but the generator will still produce a usable snippet with just those filled in. Canonical and robots default to sensible values if left blank, though it's best practice to set them explicitly.
Where exactly should I paste this snippet in my HTML?
Inside the <head></head> section of your page, ideally near the top before large third-party scripts, so the meta information is available to crawlers and browsers as early as possible when the page loads.
Does this tool generate structured data (JSON-LD) too?
No, this generator focuses specifically on standard meta tags and basic Open Graph properties. For structured data, use the Structured Data Checker to validate existing JSON-LD, since schema markup requires content-type-specific fields this general tool doesn't cover.
What robots directive should I use for a normal, public page?
"index, follow" is the standard default, telling search engines to index the page and follow its links — which is also what happens automatically if no robots tag is present at all, so you only need to change this for pages you want to restrict.
Can I use this generator for a WordPress site that already has Yoast or Rank Math installed?
You can, though it's usually redundant since those plugins generate these tags automatically from their own settings. This tool is more useful for custom-built pages, landing pages outside your CMS, or static HTML sites without an SEO plugin.
Will the generated snippet include my og:image?
Not automatically, since an image URL wasn't included as a form field — you can manually add an <meta property="og:image" content="..."> line to the generated snippet with your image URL before pasting it in.