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Remove comments and whitespace without breaking your code.
Build a complete set of meta, Open Graph and Twitter card tags.
Aim for 50–60 characters. 0 chars · 0 px
Aim for 140–160 characters. 0 chars · 0 px
Leave a field empty to reuse the page title or description above.
Paste this inside the <head> of your page, above any
scripts.
The Meta Tag Generator writes a complete head block from a handful of fields: title and description, robots directives, canonical link, viewport and charset, the Open Graph tags Facebook and LinkedIn read, and the Twitter card tags X reads. The length meters measure rendered pixel width, which is what actually decides whether Google truncates you.
Fill in the fields once and the generator writes the whole block: title and description, robots directives, canonical link, viewport and charset, the Open Graph tags Facebook and LinkedIn read, and the Twitter card tags X reads. Paste the result into the head of your page and you are done.
The length meters are the part worth watching. Google truncates a title at roughly 580 pixels and a description at roughly 920 pixels on desktop, which is why a character count alone misleads you — a title full of capitals and wide letters overflows well before 60 characters, while a narrow one survives past 65. The meters here measure the rendered pixel width in the same font Google uses, so the warning appears when the snippet will actually be cut.
Google cuts a title at roughly 580 pixels and a description at roughly 920, so a character count alone misleads — these meters measure the rendered width in the same font.
The social tags Facebook, LinkedIn and X read are generated alongside the standard meta, not as an afterthought.
Set index, noindex, follow, nofollow and the snippet directives without remembering the exact syntax.
The technical tags every page needs are included so nothing is left out of the block you paste.
Output is a single valid head fragment, ready to drop into your template.
Add the title, meta description and canonical URL. The counters warn you before the snippet gets truncated.
Choose index or noindex, follow or nofollow, and add the language and author if you need them.
Open Graph and Twitter fields fall back to your main title and description, so you only override what differs.
Copy the generated block or download it as an HTML file, then paste it inside the head element of your page.
Not for Google, which stopped using the keywords meta tag in 2009. It is included here because a few internal search systems and smaller engines still read it, but leaving it empty costs you nothing.
Aim for about 50 to 60 characters for a title and 140 to 160 for a description, but treat pixel width as the real limit. This tool measures both, so you can see when a snippet will actually be cut off.
Yes, if you care how links look when shared. Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp and Slack read Open Graph tags first and fall back to the page title and description, which are rarely framed the way you would want for a share card.
A self-referencing canonical on every page is a safe default. It tells search engines which URL to index when the same content is reachable through tracking parameters, trailing slashes or both http and https.
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