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Meta Tag Generator

Generate meta tags that fit, in real time

Type your title and description and watch the character counters tell you exactly when you've gone past what Google typically displays - then copy the finished markup straight into your page's <head>.

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Generated <head> markup
Fill in a title and description to see the generated markup here.

What this covers

Everything search engines and social platforms read from your page's <head>.

Title & description limits

Live counters flag when your title or description is likely to get truncated in search results, not just an arbitrary character cap.

Open Graph & Twitter Cards

Optional social-preview fields so links shared on Slack, X, LinkedIn, and iMessage render with the right title, description, and image.

Copy-paste ready markup

The exact '<title>', '<meta>', and '<link>' tags to drop into your page, no manual assembly required.

How it works

No account, no API call - everything runs in your browser.

Fill in your title & description

Watch the counters turn amber, then red, as you approach Google's practical display limits.

Add social preview tags (optional)

Open Graph and Twitter Card fields default to your title/description, or set them separately.

Copy the markup into your '<head>'

One click copies the finished, ready-to-paste HTML.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Roughly 50-60 characters. Google doesn't enforce a hard character limit - it truncates based on pixel width - but staying under 60 characters keeps most titles from being cut off on desktop search results.

Yes, if you care how your links look when shared. Facebook, LinkedIn, and Slack all read Open Graph tags specifically, not your '<meta name="description">' - without them, they'll guess at an image and description, often badly.

The tags themselves are plain HTML and work anywhere. In a Next.js App Router project, you'd typically set the same values via the framework's Metadata API instead of pasting raw tags - the values (title, description, OG fields) are identical either way.

No. The generator runs entirely in your browser - nothing is sent to a server, and closing the tab discards everything.

Free - no sign-up required

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