Meta tags generator
Fill in a form and copy the title, Open Graph, and Twitter meta tags.
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About Meta tags generator
Fill in a form and copy ready-made title, description, canonical, Open Graph and Twitter card tags for your page head. Nothing is sent to a server.
Good link previews need a handful of meta tags, and it is easy to forget one. Enter the page title, description, canonical URL, share image URL and site name, and the output pane builds the standard tags plus the Open Graph and Twitter equivalents. You can also set an author, keywords, theme colour, robots directive, locale, Twitter handle, an Open Graph type of website or article, and a Twitter card of large image or summary.
The output starts with charset and viewport tags, then the title, description, author, keywords, robots, theme-color and canonical link, followed by og: and twitter: tags. A field you leave empty is left out of the output. Quotes, ampersands and angle brackets in your text are escaped, so a title like Tom & Jerry's "Guide" does not break the HTML. The robots field starts as index, follow and the locale as en_US; change them if they are wrong for your page.
Counters beside the title and description show their length against 60 and 160 characters, and a warning appears if you go over, because search results often cut text near those lengths. They are guides, not rules. The tool does not fetch your URL, check that the image loads, or verify its size, and it does not add structured data or hreflang tags. Copy the result with the Copy button and paste it inside the head element of your page.
How to use Meta tags generator
- 1Enter the title, description and canonical page URL.
- 2Add a share image URL and a site name for social previews.
- 3Adjust the optional fields, Open Graph type and Twitter card if you need to.
- 4Click Copy on the output pane and paste the tags into your page head.
What it won't do
- Builds head tags only: no structured data, hreflang or favicon links.
- Does not validate URLs or check that the image loads.
- Length counters are guides; search engines decide their own cut-offs.
Common questions
What image size should I use for Open Graph in the meta tags generator?
1200 by 630 pixels is the common choice and works for most platforms. The generator only writes the URL you give it, so check that the file loads and is not too large for the sites you target.
Which meta tags does the meta tags generator output?
Charset, viewport, title, description, author, keywords, robots, theme-color, a canonical link, Open Graph tags (type, title, description, url, image, site name, locale) and Twitter tags (card, title, description, image, site). Empty fields are skipped.
Do I need both Open Graph and Twitter meta tags?
Most platforms read Open Graph, and Twitter or X falls back to it for some fields, but the twitter: tags give you control over the card type. The generator writes both so you do not have to pick.
Does the meta tags generator check my page or fetch my image?
No. It builds text from what you type and never requests your URL or image. Test the live page in a link-preview debugger after you publish it.
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Why this one doesn't upload your file
There is no server to upload to. This page is a static file, and the work happens in your browser using the same graphics and WebAssembly code that renders every other site you visit. Your file is read from disk into memory, processed, and handed back as a download. Once the page has loaded you can disconnect from the network entirely and it keeps working. The longer explanation