Free Meta Tag Generator
Generate a title tag, meta description, canonical URL, and robots directive for a public page. Use one clear page topic, write for the searcher’s intent, and make the canonical URL the version you want indexed.
Build the four meta tags every page needs for search — title, description, canonical URL, and robots directive — and copy the ready-to-paste <head> snippet. Live character counts flag when your title or description will be truncated in Google results. Built for founders and indie builders shipping pages without an SEO team. Nothing leaves your browser.
<meta name="robots" content="index, follow" />Why title and description length matter
Google typically truncates titles past ~60 characters and descriptions past ~155. Staying under those limits keeps your full message visible in the search snippet.
What does the robots directive do?
index, follow lets search engines list the page and crawl its links. Use noindex to keep a page out of results and nofollow to stop passing link equity onward.
What meta tags does every public page need?
Most indexable pages need a unique title, a useful meta description, and an absolute canonical URL. Robots directives are only needed when you intentionally want to prevent indexing or following; leaving a page indexable is the normal default.
How long should a title tag and meta description be?
Write a concise, specific title that identifies the page topic and a description that explains the answer or benefit. Search engines can rewrite snippets, so clarity and intent match matter more than forcing an exact character count.
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