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Meta Tag Generator & SERP Preview

Draft search snippets with measured titles, concise descriptions and a live desktop or mobile preview before publishing.

Meta Tag Settings

Preview and generated code update automatically as you type.

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Advanced SEO Settings
Robots indexing
Robots links

The unrestricted index/follow default does not emit a redundant robots tag. Meta Keywords is intentionally not generated.

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Your SEO title will appear here

Add a meta description to preview the summary that may appear beneath your result.

Approximate Google organic-result preview. Google may rewrite or truncate titles and snippets by query, device, and context.

Generated HTML

Snippet for insertion inside your page's <head>.

<meta charset="utf-8">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">

How to use Meta Tag Generator & SERP Preview

  1. 1

    Enter the Page URL and Site Name, then write the SEO Title and Meta Description shown in the preview.

  2. 2

    Use the character status and estimated title width to refine copy without imposing an input limit.

  3. 3

    Add an optional Focus Keyword and compare the Desktop and Mobile SERP Preview layouts.

  4. 4

    Open Advanced SEO Settings when you need robots directives, charset, viewport, author or theme-color tags.

  5. 5

    Copy the generated HTML or download the metadata as an HTML snippet.

Frequently asked questions

About Meta Tag Generator & SERP Preview

Search snippets have two audiences: people scanning results and crawlers reading the document head. This workspace connects both jobs. It counts every typed character, estimates the rendered width of the title and places the current copy in compact desktop and mobile mock results. That combination makes awkward truncation and weak wording easier to spot than a character limit alone.

Advanced controls add only the technical tags you select, including robots instructions, UTF-8 charset, responsive viewport, author and theme color. All HTML is generated locally with escaped values. The tool does not retrieve the target page or predict rankings, and Google remains free to compose a different result for each search context.