Meta Tag
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Enter a page URL and get optimised, character-perfect SEO titles and meta descriptions — written by AI from your page's own content, so they actually fit what you do and win more clicks in Google.
Generate Meta Tags
Enter the page you want to optimise. Add a focus keyword to steer the wording (optional).
Why your title & description matter
Your meta title and description are the advert Google shows for your page. They will not single-handedly lift your rankings, but a clear, keyword-relevant, well-sized pair earns more clicks from the people already searching for you.
Written from your page
The AI reads your actual title, heading and copy, so the suggestions reflect what you really offer — not generic filler.
The right length
Every option is sized for the search results (~55 char titles, ~155 char descriptions) and labelled, so nothing gets cut off with an ellipsis.
Keyword-aware
Add a focus keyword and the AI weaves it in naturally near the start, where it carries the most weight.
Meta tag FAQ
What is a meta title and meta description?
The meta title (or title tag) is the clickable headline that shows in Google search results and the browser tab. The meta description is the short summary beneath it. Together they are your advert in the search results — they do not directly change rankings, but a clear, compelling pair earns more clicks.
What is the ideal length for titles and meta descriptions?
Aim for roughly 50-60 characters for the title and 150-160 for the description. Go much longer and Google truncates them with an ellipsis; much shorter and you waste valuable space. This tool flags the length of every option so you can pick one that fits.
How does this generator work?
It reads your page (its existing title, heading and visible copy), then uses AI to write three title options and three meta description options based only on what is actually on the page — so the suggestions are relevant, not generic. Add a focus keyword to steer them.
Will better meta tags improve my SEO?
Indirectly, yes. Titles and descriptions are not a direct ranking factor, but a higher click-through rate from search, plus a keyword-relevant title, both help. Pair good meta tags with fast pages and clear content for the best results.
Where do I put the title and description?
In the <head> of the page: the title in a <title> tag and the description in <meta name="description" content="…">. On WordPress, your SEO plugin (Yoast, Rank Math) has fields for both; on a custom site, set them per page. We can wire this in for you.