Meta Tag Generator

The <title> tag is the most important on-page SEO element—it appears as the clickable headline in Google search results. Keep titles between 50-60 characters to prevent truncation. Include primary keywords near the beginning and add modifiers like "2025," "Free," or "Guide" for long-tail visibility. According to Moz's Title Tag Guide, well-optimized titles improve CTR by 20-30%.

The meta description appears below your title in search results and influences click-through decisions. Target 150-160 characters for full display on both desktop and mobile. Include primary keywords naturally, add a clear call-to-action, and communicate unique value. Google doesn't use descriptions for rankings but rewrites poor ones 63% of the time—our generator ensures optimal formatting to maximize your control over search snippets.

Controls how your page title appears when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and Slack. Can differ from your SEO title to optimize for social engagement—use more engaging language and emojis if appropriate for your brand. Facebook processes 2.5 billion shares daily, making OG tags critical for viral content distribution and brand awareness.

The preview text displayed on social media posts. Unlike SEO descriptions, OG descriptions aren't limited to 160 characters but should stay concise (200 characters optimal). Focus on social proof, benefits, and curiosity gaps to drive clicks. Posts with compelling descriptions see 2.3x higher engagement rates according to social media analytics studies.

The featured image for social shares—arguably the most important visual element for engagement. Recommended size is 1200x630 pixels (1.91:1 aspect ratio) for optimal display across all platforms. Images must be at least 600x315px or Facebook won't display them. Use our image resizer tool to create perfectly sized social media graphics that load fast and look professional.

Twitter-specific meta tags that format how your content appears on X (formerly Twitter). Our generator creates "summary_large_image" cards by default when images are present, displaying your content with maximum visual impact. Twitter Cards increase retweets by 150% and clicks by 86% compared to plain text tweets. Requires validation via Twitter Card Validator after implementation.

Structured data that tells search engines exactly what your page contains using Schema.org vocabulary. JSON-LD format is Google's recommended implementation method. WebPage schema is the foundation for all page types, defining basic properties like name, description, URL, author, and publisher. Proper schema implementation increases rich snippet eligibility by 40% and can boost organic CTR by 30%.

Article schema adds publishing metadata like datePublished, dateModified, author name, and headline. This powers Google's Top Stories carousel, publisher badges, and article-specific rich results in search. Essential for news sites, blogs, and content publishers. Include with our blog content for maximum visibility in news aggregators and Google Discover feeds.

Product schema enables rich snippets with pricing, availability, ratings, and reviews directly in Google search results. Products with schema markup see 30% higher CTR than those without. Our generator creates the basic Product structure—extend with price, offers, and review data for full e-commerce optimization. Critical for Google Shopping integration and product knowledge panels.

While not included in our generator output (should be set dynamically), canonical tags are essential for preventing duplicate content issues. Always ensure your CMS or static site generator adds <link rel="canonical"> tags pointing to the preferred URL version. Check implementation using our HTTP headers analyzer to verify proper canonical URL configuration across your site.