Meta Tag Generator

Meta Tag Generator

Fill in a few fields and get a ready-to-paste set of HTML meta tags for your page head.

Page title DescriptionA short, clear description of this page for search engines and visitors. Author Keywords (comma separated) Robotsindex, follownoindex, followindex, nofollownoindex, nofollow Include responsive viewport tag

A Meta Tag Generator builds the small block of code that sits in the head of a web page and tells browsers and search engines what the page is. The most important pieces are the title shown in search results and the description that appears beneath it, because those two lines decide whether a searcher clicks your result or a competitor's. This tool also adds the character set declaration, the responsive viewport tag every mobile-friendly page needs, an optional author and keywords line, and a robots instruction that controls whether the page should be indexed at all.

Writing these tags by hand invites small errors: a missing closing quote can break the whole head section, and unescaped characters in a title can confuse a browser. The generator escapes your text safely, leaves out any field you leave blank instead of emitting empty tags, and produces clean, standard code you can paste straight into an HTML file, a Blogger or WordPress theme header, or a page template. Everything is produced locally from the words you type, so draft titles and unpublished descriptions for future pages stay private on your own device while you experiment with wording.

How to use

1. Enter the exact page title as you want it to appear in search results and browser tabs.
2. Write a one or two sentence description that honestly summarises the page and invites a click.
3. Add an author and keywords only if your site actually uses them, and choose the robots setting carefully.
4. Leave the viewport option ticked unless your page is deliberately not responsive.
5. Click Generate, copy the block, and paste it inside the head section of your page.

Frequently asked questions

Do keywords meta tags still help with Google ranking?

Google has not used the keywords tag for ranking for many years, and stuffing it can look spammy. It is included because some smaller search engines, internal site searches, and older systems still read it, and some site owners like it for organisation. Keep it short and honest if you use it at all, and put your real effort into the title and description.

What does noindex mean in the robots options?

Noindex tells search engines not to include the page in their results, which is right for thank-you pages, login screens, and private drafts. Index, follow is the normal setting for public content.

How long should the title and description be?

Titles display fully at roughly fifty to sixty characters and descriptions at about one hundred and fifty to one hundred and sixty characters on desktop results. Longer text is usually cut with an ellipsis, so put the important words first.

Where exactly do I paste the generated code?

Between the opening and closing head tags of your HTML, before the body begins. In Blogger, that means the theme's Edit HTML view; in WordPress, a header file or an SEO plugin field.