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Meta Tags Generator

Generate optimized meta tags including title, description, keywords, robots directives and author information for every page of your website.

<meta name="robots" content="index, follow">

How to Use This Tool

1

Enter your site title.

2

Write your site description.

3

Add your site keywords, separated with commas.

4

Choose whether robots may index the page and follow its links.

5

Set how often search engines should revisit, then add author and application name.

6

Copy the generated code into the head of your page.

What Are Meta Tags?

Meta tags are small snippets of HTML that live in the head section of a page. They are not visible to visitors, but they describe the page to search engines and browsers: what it is about, who wrote it, and how crawlers should treat it. The title tag and meta description are the two most visible ones, because search engines use them to build the headline and summary shown for your page in the results.

Why Meta Tags Matter For SEO

A clear, benefit-led meta description influences click-through rate, because it is the sales pitch searchers read before deciding which result to open. The robots tag controls whether a page is indexed and whether its links are followed, which keeps thin or duplicate pages out of the index. Every page should carry its own unique title, description and keywords, so search engines can tell your pages apart.

How To Use This Meta Tags Generator

  1. Enter your site title, keeping it descriptive and under roughly 60 characters.
  2. Write your site description summarising the page in one or two sentences.
  3. Add your site keywords, separating each one with a comma.
  4. Choose whether robots are allowed to index your website.
  5. Choose whether robots are allowed to follow all links.
  6. Set how many days search engines should wait before revisiting this page.
  7. Add the author name and application name.
  8. Click Copy to place the finished code on your clipboard.

Where To Paste The Generated Code

Paste the generated tags inside the head element of your page, before the closing head tag and ideally above any scripts. If you run a CMS such as WordPress, you rarely need to edit templates: paste the title, description and robots values into the equivalent fields of your SEO plugin, or add the block to your theme's header file so it renders on every page you intend it for.

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