Meta Tag Generator

Page title

Canonical URL

Meta description

OG image URL

Keywords

Author

Site name

OG type

<meta property="og:type" content="website">
<meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image">

What is a meta tag generator?

Meta tags are short pieces of HTML that sit inside the <head> of a web page. Visitors never see them on the page itself — but search engines, browsers and social networks read them to understand what the page is about and how to display it.

This meta tag generator writes those tags for you. Fill in a few fields, and you get clean, ready-to-paste HTML — no need to remember the exact syntax.

How to use the meta tag generator

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Fill in your page title, description, URL and image.
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The tool builds complete HTML meta and Open Graph tags.
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Preview how the page will look in search and social shares.
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Copy the block and paste it into your page's <head>.

Which meta tags matter for SEO?

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Title tag — The blue headline in Google results — one of the strongest on-page ranking signals.
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Meta description — Doesn't rank you directly, but a good one lifts your click-through rate.
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Canonical — Prevents duplicate-content problems by naming the preferred URL.
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Open Graph & Twitter — Control how your link looks when shared on social media.
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Viewport — Required for mobile-friendly pages — Google indexes mobile-first.

Features of this meta tag generator

★Generates <title>, description, keywords, canonical, Open Graph and Twitter Card tags in one shot
★All output is escaped properly — quotes and special characters never break your markup
★Copy the whole block with one click and paste it straight into your <head>
★Runs entirely in your browser — your page details never leave your device

Example of good meta tags

<title>Airport Taxi London — Fixed Fares to Heathrow & Gatwick</title>
<meta name="description" content="Book a reliable airport taxi in London. Fixed fares, meet and greet, free waiting time. Get an instant quote.">
<link rel="canonical" href="https://example.com/airport-taxi/">

The title leads with the main keyword, adds a clear benefit, and stays under 60 characters. The description answers "why this page?" and ends with a call to action.

Common mistakes

✗Duplicate titles across many pages — every page needs its own unique title and description.
✗Keyword stuffing like "cheap taxi, taxi London, London taxi" — it looks spammy and rarely ranks.
✗Accidentally leaving a noindex tag on after launch, which removes the page from Google.
✗Descriptions that don't match the page — Google rewrites them, and visitors bounce.
✗Missing canonical tags on filtered or paginated pages, creating duplicate content.

Tips that actually help

✓Put your main keyword near the start of the title, not the end.
✓Write descriptions like ad copy — benefit first, then a call to action.
✓Keep every page's title unique; duplicates confuse search engines.
✓Check how your snippet looks with a SERP preview before publishing.

Meta tags on WordPress, Shopify and Wix

If you use a CMS, you usually don't paste these tags by hand. On WordPress, enter the title and description in an SEO plugin like Yoast or Rank Math. Shopify and Wix have SEO fields on each page and product — use this generator to draft and check lengths, then copy the text into those fields. For static HTML sites and landing pages, paste the generated code directly into the <head>.

How Meta Tag Generator works

Think of Meta Tag Generator like a calculator app — except it lives on this page instead of your phone. When you type or drop a file, your own device does all the work. Nothing travels to the internet, so it's instant — and your stuff stays private.

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