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Meta Tag Generator
Fill in the form and copy clean meta tags for the head of your page. Nothing you type leaves your browser.
Your files stay with you. Your files never leave your browser. This tool runs on your device: nothing is uploaded to our servers, so there is nothing for us to store or see.
How to use it
- Type your page title and a short description.
- Add a canonical URL and pick robots options if you need them.
- Copy the generated tags into the head section of your page.
Where it helps
Low click-through
Rewrite titles and descriptions that don't make people click.
Duplicate pages
Add a canonical tag when one page is reachable at several addresses.
Good to know
Stays in your browser
What you type is processed on your device and never sent to our servers.
One page, one title
Every page needs a unique, specific title.
Keywords tag is ignored
Google doesn't use meta keywords at all.
Preview it
Check how it looks with the SERP snippet preview.
Questions people ask
How do you write meta tags for a web page?
Type the page title and a short description, add a canonical URL and robots options if you need them, then copy the generated tags into the head of your page. Aim for titles of about 50 to 60 characters and descriptions of 120 to 160; the tool warns you when you go over.
- 50-60 Title characters. A guide, not a rule.
- 120-160 Description characters. Usually shown in full.
- Canonical And robots. Prevent duplicate mistakes.
- 0 Data sent. Made in your browser.
How do I create meta tags for my website?
Type your page title and a short description into the form, add a canonical URL and choose robots options if you need them, then copy the generated tags into the head section of your page. Most website builders also have fields for the title and description, so you can paste the text there.
How long should a title and meta description be?
There's no fixed rule, because search engines cut text by pixel width rather than characters. As a guide, titles of about 50 to 60 characters and descriptions of about 120 to 160 characters usually show in full. The tool warns you when you go past those lengths.
Does the meta keywords tag help rankings?
No. Google has said it doesn't use the meta keywords tag, and other major search engines give it little or no weight. It's optional here only because some internal systems still read it. Spend the time on a better title and description instead. Leave it empty.
What does the canonical tag do?
It tells search engines which address is the main version of a page when the same content is reachable at several URLs, for example with tracking parameters or with and without www. Use the full https:// address of the preferred version, so ranking signals are combined on one URL.
Will these tags guarantee a better ranking?
No tag can promise that. Good titles and descriptions help people choose your result, and canonical and robots tags prevent costly mistakes, but rankings depend on your content, links, reviews and many other signals. Think of meta tags as the label, not the product. Content comes first.
What should a good page title include?
The main thing the page is about, ideally near the start, plus something that makes people want to click, such as your city or a key benefit, and often your brand name at the end. For example: Dental implants in Kothrud, Pune | Sharma Dental. Keep each page's title unique.
What makes a good meta description?
A one or two sentence summary that matches the page and gives a reason to click, such as a price, a location or an offer. Google often rewrites descriptions, but a clear, accurate one is used more often. Avoid stuffing keywords; write it for people.
What do the robots options mean?
Index lets search engines list the page, and noindex asks them not to. Follow lets them follow links on the page, and nofollow asks them not to. Most public pages need neither tag. Use noindex for thank-you pages, internal search results and test pages. Default is index.
Do I need a viewport tag?
Yes, for any page that should work on phones. The viewport tag tells mobile browsers to fit the page to the screen width instead of showing a tiny desktop version. Almost every modern website includes it, and Google judges pages on their mobile version. The generator adds it.
Is anything I type sent to your server?
No. The tags are generated in your browser, so nothing you type leaves your device. That's useful when working on pages that aren't public yet, such as a new product launch or a client's site under development. Nothing is stored, and you don't need an account to use it.
Where do I paste the tags?
Inside the head section of your page's HTML, before the closing head tag. In WordPress, an SEO plugin usually handles this through form fields. In Marketiism page settings, you set the title, description and social image directly without editing code. Check the result with the analyzer.
Should every page have different meta tags?
Yes. Each page should have its own title and description that describe that specific page. Duplicate titles across pages confuse search engines and make your results look identical, so people can't tell which page answers their question. Write them as you build each page, rather than all at the end.
How do I check my live page's meta tags?
Use the Meta tag analyzer, which fetches a public page and reports its title, description, canonical, robots tag, headings and sharing tags. It's a quick way to confirm that your website builder actually published the tags you wrote. Check again after every major change to the site.
Do meta tags matter for AI search tools?
Indirectly. Clear titles and descriptions help AI tools and search engines understand what a page is about, and consistent information across your site supports being cited. Structured data and visible FAQs usually matter more, so add schema markup too. Consistent details across pages help most.
Is the meta tag generator free?
Yes. It's free, with no sign-up and no limit. It's one of the free SEO tools from Marketiism, which also include an Open Graph generator, schema markup generator, sitemap and robots.txt generators and a SERP snippet preview. Nothing is added to the output, and business use is fine.
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