Meta Tags Generator
Generated Meta Tags
What are meta tags?
Meta tags are snippets of code in a page’s HTML head that describe the page to search engines and social platforms. The most important are the title tag and meta description, which often shape how your page appears in search results.
Well-written meta tags help people understand what a page offers before they click, and help search engines understand the page’s topic.
Common meta tags
Title tag
The headline shown in search results and browser tabs.
Meta description
A short summary that can appear under the title in search results.
Robots meta tag
Tells search engines whether to index a page or follow its links.
Viewport tag
Helps pages display correctly on mobile devices.
Open Graph tags
Control how a page looks when shared on social platforms.
Canonical tag
Points to the preferred version of a page to avoid duplicates.
How to use the meta tag generator
Fill in the details
Enter your page title, description and other fields in the tool above.
Generate the code
Create the meta tag code for your page.
Copy it
Copy the generated tags.
Add it to your page
Paste the code in the head section of your page, or use the matching fields in your SEO plugin.
Meta tag best practices
- Keep titles to about 50 to 60 characters so they are less likely to be cut off
- Keep descriptions to about 150 to 160 characters
- Make every title and description unique to its page
- Include the main topic naturally near the start
- Describe the page accurately and honestly
- Write for people deciding whether to click
Search engines may rewrite titles and descriptions shown in results. Good meta tags improve your chances, but they are not a ranking guarantee.
Frequently asked questions
Do meta descriptions affect rankings?
They are not a direct ranking factor, but a clear description can improve how appealing your result looks and may increase clicks.
Where do I paste the generated code?
In the head section of your page’s HTML, or in the title and description fields of your SEO plugin if you use one.
Can I use the same meta tags on every page?
No. Each page should have its own title and description that match its content.
Can DigiRanking review my meta tags?
Yes. A free website audit can highlight missing or duplicate titles and descriptions.
