Generate a complete, SEO-ready <head> meta-tag block from a simple form. Title, description, keywords, author, robots, canonical, charset and viewport — all properly formatted and copy-paste ready.
Writing meta tags by hand is fiddly and error-prone — a missed quote, a wrong attribute name, or a forgotten viewport tag and your SEO suffers silently. A generator builds the block once with all the right tags in the right order, eliminating typos and ensuring nothing is missing.
Fill in the form: title (target 50–60 chars), description (140–160 chars), optional keywords, author, canonical URL, and pick a robots directive from the dropdown. The tool emits a clean HTML block with title tag, meta description, optional meta keywords and author, robots directive, canonical link, charset and viewport — ready to paste between your <head> tags.
Use it when launching a new page, building a one-off landing page outside your CMS, prototyping in a static HTML mockup, or learning the standard meta-tag pattern. For ongoing CMS pages, use your CMS's built-in SEO plugin instead — it'll auto-update on edits.
Always include charset and viewport — they're not optional in 2026. Set robots to 'noindex, nofollow' on staging URLs and admin pages. Self-referencing canonical (page URL pointing to itself) is a safe default that prevents accidental duplicate-content issues.
Optional — Google ignores them but some other engines still use them. Including 5–10 highly relevant terms is harmless.
Tells search engines not to index the page and not to follow its links. Use on private, staging, or thin-content pages.
No — each page should have unique title and description targeting its specific topic. Duplicate meta tags hurt SEO.
Explore more meta tags tools on the tool hub — or jump straight to the Meta Tags Analyzer.