Free Tool
Meta Tag & Schema Generator
Generate every SEO tag from one form — meta tags, Open Graph, Twitter Cards, canonical, robots, and JSON-LD structured data. Copy and paste straight into your site. No signup.
Google Search Preview
Your Page Title Goes Here
www.example.com/page
Your meta description preview will appear here as you type, showing how it looks in Google search results.
What you'll get
- Title, description, keywords, robots & canonical tags
- Open Graph tags (Facebook, WhatsApp, LinkedIn)
- Twitter / X Card tags
- JSON-LD schema (5 types)
Your Generated Code
Paste this inside the <head> section of your page, before the closing </head> tag.
Why It Matters
Every Tag, and What It Does
SEO tools like Ahrefs and Semrush audit dozens of on-page signals, but they all trace back to a core set of tags that live in your page's <head>. Getting these right is the foundation everything else builds on.
- Title & meta description — what searchers see in Google; they drive both ranking and click-through rate.
- Canonical tag — tells Google which version of a page to index, preventing duplicate-content problems.
- Robots meta — controls whether search engines index the page and follow its links.
- Open Graph tags — control the title, description, and image shown when your link is shared on Facebook, WhatsApp, or LinkedIn.
- Twitter Card tags — do the same for X (Twitter), with large-image previews.
- JSON-LD schema — structured data that can unlock rich results like star ratings, business info, and article details in search.
FAQ
Questions About This Tool
It generates your title tag, meta description, keywords, author, robots, and canonical tags, plus complete Open Graph tags, Twitter Card tags, and JSON-LD structured data (schema) — everything the major SEO tools check for.
Meta tags tell search engines about your page. Open Graph and Twitter tags control how your link looks when shared on social media. Schema (JSON-LD) is structured data that can earn you rich results like star ratings in Google.
Paste all of it inside the section of your web page, before the closing tag. The JSON-LD schema block can also go just before the closing