Title and description
Title and description are the first touchpoints in a search result. Prepare them uniquely for every page and keep them consistent with the content.
Meta tags explain your web page's topic to search engines and social media platforms. The right title, description and sharing tags support visibility and click potential.
Title and description are the first touchpoints in a search result. Prepare them uniquely for every page and keep them consistent with the content.
Canonical declares the preferred page address; the robots tag guides search engines on indexing and link following.
Open Graph and Twitter Card tags make sure the title, description and image appear as intended when your link is shared.
The CodeStup SEO Meta Tag Generator lets you prepare the meta title, meta description, canonical URL, robots, author and optional keywords tags on one screen. With the Open Graph and Twitter Card code you can also configure how your links look when shared on platforms such as Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp and X.
You can copy the generated HTML code and add it to the <head> section of your page. Search engines don't always have to show the title and description verbatim; they may choose different text depending on the query and page content.
Meta tags are HTML snippets that pass data such as a web page's title, description, crawling instructions and social sharing details to search engines and platforms.
About 50–60 characters for the title and about 140–160 for the description is a practical starting point. Since search results can be truncated by pixel width, these are not hard limits.
Google does not use the meta keywords tag as a ranking signal. Use the field only if you have a specific need in other systems.
Open Graph tags are not a direct ranking factor, but by improving how shares look on social media they help make the link clearer and more eye-catching.