Meta Tag Generator

Generate a complete head block: title, description, canonical, robots, Open Graph and Twitter card tags. Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored.

Every tag this outputs, and why

• Title — the single most important on-page signal and your headline in search results.
• Description — the snippet copy that decides your click-through rate.
• Canonical — tells crawlers which URL is authoritative when parameters or duplicates exist.
• Robots — controls indexing and link following on that URL.
• Open Graph — how the page renders when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, Slack and WhatsApp.
• Twitter card — the X/Twitter equivalent, with a large image variant when you supply one.

Canonical rules that prevent trouble

A canonical should point at the page itself unless you deliberately want the equity consolidated elsewhere. Self-referencing canonicals on every indexable URL is the safe default. Never canonicalise a whole set of pages to the homepage — that is the fastest way to have your category and service pages dropped from the index.

Social images

Use a 1200 x 630px image with legible text at thumbnail size. Platforms cache aggressively, so if you change the image later you will need their preview debugger to force a refresh. A missing image is better than a broken URL: the platform will fall back to a text-only card.

Where to paste the output

In WordPress, most of this is handled by your SEO plugin or theme — use the generated block for landing pages built outside the CMS, for static microsites, or to sanity-check what your plugin is producing. Never output two competing sets of tags on the same page.