Meta tag generator
Generate the title, description, Open Graph and Twitter tags for a page.
Free, no signup, and it runs entirely in your browser.
Your meta tags appear here.- · No image, so the card type is summary. Add an og:image to get the large layout.
About this tool
The tags a page actually needs are fewer than most generators emit. Keywords has been ignored by every major search engine for over a decade; author and revisit-after do nothing. What matters is a title, a description, a self-referencing canonical, and the Open Graph set that decides what your link looks like when someone shares it.
- The canonical should point at the page itself, absolute and including the protocol. Self-referencing canonicals are what stop a URL with a tracking parameter on the end being treated as a separate page.
- og:image must be an absolute URL. A relative path works in your browser and fails on every crawler, which is the single most common reason a card renders without its image.
- We deliberately do not emit a keywords tag. Google confirmed it ignores the meta keywords tag in 2009, and it remains a small gift to competitors reading your source.
- The block is built in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to us.
Questions
- Which meta tags actually matter in 2026?
- Title, meta description, canonical, viewport, and the Open Graph trio of og:title, og:description and og:image. Everything else is either handled by other means or ignored.
- Do I still need a meta keywords tag?
- No. Google has ignored it since 2009 and Bing treats it as a spam signal at worst. Leaving it out is strictly better.
- What is a canonical tag for?
- It tells a search engine which URL is the real one when several can reach the same content — with tracking parameters, with and without a trailing slash, or on both http and https. Without it, ranking signals split across the variants.