Create the essential tags of a page

Site owners and content creators can use this before publishing a page or preparing it for sharing. Create the essential tags of a page.

Create the essential tags of a page. The result appears instantly in your browser, ready to copy, with no account, upload or storage involved.

How to use

Enter the page title on the first line.
Add a concise description on the second line.
Enter the page address on the third line.
Run the generation to produce the essential tags.
Copy the result or clear the fields to start again.

Example

In the sample, the title, description and address of an example page are turned into tags. Look at which tags appear and how they reuse your information before adding them to a page's code.

Input

Page title: Example page
Page description: A concise description for the example page.
https://exemple.com/page

Output

<title>Page title: Example page</title>
<meta name="description" content="Page description: A concise description for the example page.">
<link rel="canonical" href="https://exemple.com/page">

Limits and formats

The generated tags cover essential metadata, not every possible option.
The title and description should stay relevant and faithful to the page content.
Publishing platforms may change or ignore some tags.
Check the address and character encoding before copying the result.

Where processing happens

The title, description and address you enter are processed in your browser. Nothing is sent out, no account is required, and the fields are not stored after you finish.

Frequently asked questions

What are these meta tags used for?

They give browsers and search engines information about a page, such as its title and description. They can also help platforms show a preview when the page is shared, though the final display is not fully controlled.

Can I generate tags for several pages?

The tool handles one page at a time. For multiple pages, repeat the process with the title, description and address for each one, then place the tags in the corresponding page code.

Does the result replace an SEO audit?

No, it only produces a set of essential tags. Good search performance also depends on content, structure, speed and other factors. Treat the result as a starting point and review the whole page.