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Web Meta Tag Generator

Generate SEO-friendly web meta tag HTML code

Tool Guide

Introduction

The online web page META tag generator can quickly generate SEO-friendly web page META tag HTML code.

The tool keeps only the commonly used META tag settings and provides character recommendations along with real-time counts to achieve the best SEO effect.

Fill in according to your actual needs. Items that are not filled in or selected will be automatically ignored and not generated.

About Tags

meta title (Title tag): <meta name="description" content="A brief description of the page content"> defines the title of the web page, which appears in the browser's tab bar. This tag is one to focus on and set carefully.

meta description (Description tag): <meta name="description" content="A brief description of the page content"> This tag provides a short description of the page content, usually shown in search results. Search engines may use this description as the display snippet, so writing an attractive, accurate description is important for the click-through rate.

meta keywords (Keywords tag, no longer supported by mainstream search engines): <meta name="keywords" content="keyword1, keyword2, ..."> This tag lists keywords related to the page content, separated by commas. However, most mainstream search engines no longer value this tag and instead judge keyword importance through the content itself.

meta canonical (Canonical tag): <link rel="canonical" href="canonical URL"> This tag points to the canonical version of the page's URL. When handling duplicate content (such as multiple similar pages), this tag helps search engines determine the primary version and avoid duplicate content being treated as duplication.

meta robots (Robots tag):

<meta name="robots" content="parameter"> With this tag, you can control search engine crawler behavior, such as whether to allow indexing the page, following links, etc. Common parameters include: index (allow indexing the page, default), noindex (do not allow indexing the page), follow (allow following links, default), nofollow (do not allow following links), etc.

Descriptions of the attributes are as follows:

Set to all: the file will be indexed, and links on the page can be followed;

Set to none: the file will not be indexed, and links on the page cannot be followed;

Set to index: the file will be indexed;

Set to follow: links on the page can be followed;

Set to noindex: the file will not be indexed, but links on the page can be followed;

Set to nofollow: the file will not be indexed, but links on the page can be followed.