SEO Meta Tag Generator

Write your page title and description with live length feedback, then copy ready-to-paste HTML including Open Graph tags for social sharing.

Why these tags matter

The title tag is the strongest on-page SEO signal and the headline of your search result; the meta description is your ad copy beneath it. Neither directly guarantees rankings, but they decide whether searchers click you or the result below. Open Graph tags control the preview card when your link is shared on social platforms and chat apps — pages without them get an ugly bare-URL preview that nobody taps.

Length guidelines (what the counters mean)

  • Title: aim for 50–60 characters. Google truncates around 600 pixels (~60 chars); front-load the important words.
  • Description: aim for 120–158 characters. Long ones get cut mid-sentence; very short ones waste the space.
  • Social image: 1200 × 630 px is the standard that looks sharp everywhere.

Writing titles that get clicked

Lead with the specific topic, add a differentiator (year, location, "free", a number), and put your brand at the end after a separator. "Mortgage Calculator with Amortization Schedule | 4C Tool Hub" beats "Home — My Website" in every measurable way.

Frequently asked questions

Where do I paste these tags?
Inside the <head> section of your HTML, before </head>. In WordPress, an SEO plugin (Yoast, Rank Math) manages them via a settings panel instead; in site builders look for "SEO settings" per page.
Does the meta description affect rankings?
Not directly — Google has confirmed it's not a ranking factor. But a compelling description raises click-through rate, and pages that earn more clicks tend to perform better over time.
Why does Google show a different description than mine?
Google rewrites descriptions for roughly half of queries when it thinks a page snippet matches the search better. Write a good one anyway — it's used for the head terms that matter most.