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Meta tag generator

Generate the HTML title, description, canonical, Open Graph and Twitter card tags for a page.

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Meta tag generator
Fill in a few fields and this generator writes the complete block of meta tags for the <head> of a page: the title, the meta description, the canonical link, the Open Graph tags that control how a link looks when shared on Facebook or LinkedIn, and the Twitter card tags for X. Copy the result straight into your template and every social preview and search snippet is defined in one place.
Only the tags you actually fill in are emitted, so there are no empty content attributes cluttering the markup. Enter a title and it appears as the <title>, og:title and twitter:title at once; add an image URL and it feeds both og:image and twitter:image. Two checkboxes let you drop the Open Graph or Twitter block entirely, while the type selectors set og:type — website, article, product or profile — and the Twitter card style, summary or the large-image variant most sites want.
Every value is HTML-escaped as it is written, so ampersands, angle brackets and quotation marks in your title or description can never break the surrounding tag or the page. Aim for a title around 60 characters and a description near 155 so search engines show them without truncating; the live tally counts both as you type. Use an absolute https image URL, since social crawlers cannot resolve relative paths.
Everything is generated in your browser. Your titles, descriptions and URLs are never sent to a server, so you can prepare tags for unpublished or internal pages without exposing them.
FAQ
Which tags does it generate?
The title, meta description, canonical link, the core Open Graph tags (og:title, og:description, og:url, og:image, og:type, og:site_name) and Twitter card tags (twitter:card, twitter:title, twitter:description, twitter:image).
Why are some tags missing from the output?
Only fields you fill in are emitted, so blank fields produce no tag. Turn off the Open Graph or Twitter checkbox to drop a whole block even when the fields are set.
How long should the title and description be?
Keep the title near 60 characters and the description near 155 so search engines display them in full. The tally shows the current length of each as you type.
Does the image need an absolute URL?
Yes. Social crawlers fetch og:image and twitter:image from outside your page, so use a full https URL rather than a relative path like /og.png.
Is my text uploaded anywhere?
No. The tags are assembled entirely in your browser and your input never leaves your device.