Meta Tag Generator
iWebSeoTool Meta Tag Generator: Use this free meta tag generator to create ready-to-paste meta tags for a page in seconds, including its title, description, robots, Open Graph and Twitter card tags.
How to use it
- Enter your page title and a short description in the boxes above.
- Add your page address and, if you like, a social image address.
- Check the generated code and copy it with the copy button.
- Paste the code into the head section of your page.
About this tool
This meta tag generator works as a simple meta tags creator: fill in the details once and it builds the seo meta tags a page commonly needs, rather than asking you to write each tag by hand. It also works as an open graph generator, so the same details produce the tags that control how a link looks when it is shared, including twitter card tags for previews on X and other social sites. The built-in meta description generator keeps your summary short and focused, which helps search results and shared links describe the page clearly.
Like the other free tools from iWeb Seo Tool, everything runs in your browser, so you can adjust a title, regenerate the code and copy the result without signing up. When your tags are ready, you may also want to build a Robots.txt Generator file for the same site, or count the words in your page text with the Word Counter.
Frequently asked questions
No. Meta tags help search engines and social sites understand and show the page, but rankings depend on many factors, including the page content, its relevance to the search, and the quality of the site as a whole. Good tags support that work; they do not replace it.
No. The text you enter is used only in your browser to build the code shown on the page. It is not sent to a server for storage, and closing the page does not leave a saved copy on iWebSeoTool.
Yes. The meta tag generator on iWebSeoTool is free to use, with no sign-up or payment needed. You can enter your page details, review the code, and copy it for your own site.
About 140-160 characters is a good guide for a meta description. That length usually gives enough space to summarise the page and encourage a click, without the preview being cut off in search results.
About 50-60 characters is a good guide for a page title. Titles in that range are more likely to show in full in search results, while still giving room to name the page clearly and include its main topic.
It creates the main tags for a page: a title tag, a meta description, and a robots tag, plus Open Graph tags for social sharing and Twitter card tags. Together these describe the page to search engines and to social sites that show a preview when a link is shared.
Paste the generated tags inside the head section of the page’s HTML, before the closing head tag. If you do not edit HTML directly, use your theme or SEO plugin’s header or custom code area for the same page, then save and check that the page source shows the new tags.