Meta Tag Generator
About Meta Tag Generator
Our Meta Tag Generator creates perfectly formatted HTML meta tags for your webpage in seconds. Simply fill in your page title, description, keywords, and author, and the tool generates ready-to-paste meta tag code optimised for search engines.
Meta tags are critical for SEO - they tell search engines what your page is about and directly influence how your listing appears in search results. A compelling meta description can significantly improve your click-through rate (CTR) from Google.
Meta Tags You Can Generate
- Title tag - the most important SEO element
- Meta description - your page's search result snippet
- Meta keywords - for legacy search engines
- Open Graph tags - for social media sharing
How to Use the Meta Tag Generator
- Enter your page title, keeping it concise and keyword-focused for search results.
- Write a meta description that summarises the page and encourages clicks, staying within the recommended character count.
- Add your target keywords, separated by commas, and specify the author name if required.
- Select the content language and character encoding, then choose whether to include Open Graph tags for social sharing.
- Click generate to produce the finished HTML code block.
- Copy the generated tags and paste them into the section of your webpage or your CMS's SEO fields.
Developers building a new site template use this generator to produce consistent, correctly structured tags for every page type without memorising the exact HTML syntax. Small business owners without coding experience find it useful for filling in the SEO fields most website builders and CMS platforms expose, since the generator shows exactly what the final code should look like before they paste it in.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Meta Tag Generator free?
This tool requires an active one-time membership to use - pay once and unlock this tool plus every other gated tool on the site, no subscription, no ads.
Where do I paste the generated meta tags?
Into the <head> section of your HTML, or into your CMS's SEO/meta fields if it has a dedicated title/description settings area (most platforms like WordPress do).
Do meta keywords still help my rankings?
No - Google has publicly confirmed it doesn't use the meta keywords tag for ranking, though some other search engines may. Title and description tags remain important since they affect how your page appears in search results.
