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Meta Tag Generator – Create SEO, Open Graph & Twitter Meta Tags

by Akshay Goswami
Free Tool · WritoryBuzz

Generate SEO, Open Graph, Twitter Card, robots, canonical, and JSON-LD meta tags in one pass, with a live desktop, mobile, and social preview.

🔍 Basic SEO

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Recommended: 1200x630px
🐦 Twitter Card+
⚙ Advanced Options+

Live Preview

W
writorybuzz.com
Your page title will appear here
Your meta description will appear here.
1200 x 630 image
WRITORYBUZZ.COM
Your Open Graph Title
Open Graph description shown when shared.
1200 x 628 image
Twitter Card Title
Twitter card description.
writorybuzz.com

Generated HTML Tags

<!-- Fill in the form to generate tags -->
Technical SEO

What Are Meta Tags?

Meta tags are HTML elements in a page's head section that give browsers, search engines, and social platforms structured information about the page. They are invisible to visitors but control indexing, search snippets, and how a link looks when shared on social media.

This generator produces a complete set: SEO title and description, canonical URL, robots directives, Open Graph tags for Facebook and LinkedIn, Twitter Card tags, and optional JSON-LD structured data, all with a live preview so you can see the result before publishing.

Meta Tag Reference

TagPurposeLimit
titleShown in tabs and search results50 to 60 chars
meta descriptionSERP snippet below the title120 to 160 chars
canonicalPreferred URL, prevents duplicate contentFull URL
og:imageImage shown in social previews1200x630px
twitter:cardSets Twitter Card layoutsummary_large_image

Open Graph and Twitter Cards

When a URL is shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, or X, the platform fetches Open Graph tags to build a rich preview. Without them, the platform guesses, often badly. Twitter falls back to Open Graph tags automatically if dedicated Twitter Card tags are missing, so adding both gives you full control over both surfaces.

JSON-LD and AI Citation

JSON-LD is Google's recommended structured data format. Article schema helps identify the author, publish date, and content type, which supports both traditional rich results and how AI systems like Google AI Overviews and ChatGPT search parse and attribute your content. For deeper schema control across more page types, use the dedicated Schema Markup Generator.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are meta tags?+
Meta tags are HTML elements in the page head that provide metadata to browsers, search engines, and social platforms. They control the title and description shown in search results, whether a page gets indexed, and how a link looks when shared on social media.
What is the ideal meta title length?+
Around 50 to 60 characters. Google measures titles in pixels, roughly 580px on desktop, so the exact character count that fits varies with letter width. Titles longer than that are truncated with an ellipsis.
What is a canonical URL tag?+
A canonical tag tells search engines which version of a page is the preferred one when the same or similar content is reachable at multiple URLs, such as with and without tracking parameters. Without it, engines may split ranking signals across duplicate URLs.
What is the difference between Open Graph and Twitter Card tags?+
Open Graph tags were introduced by Facebook and are used by Facebook, LinkedIn, and most other platforms. Twitter Card tags are Twitter's own system. If Twitter Card tags are missing, Twitter falls back to Open Graph tags automatically.
What does the robots meta tag control?+
It tells crawlers whether to index the page and follow its links. The default, index, follow, allows both. noindex removes the page from search results. nofollow tells crawlers not to pass link value through the page's outbound links.
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