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Preview how your website appears on Google, Facebook, X, LinkedIn and more. Edit your meta tags and generate the code instantly.
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This is the meta description that will appear in Google search results. It should be compelling and informative.
Copy the code into your website <head>
Be sure to upload your image to your CMS or host.
<!-- Enter your meta data to generate code -->
Meta tags are snippets of text and image content that provide a summary of your webpage. They don't appear on the page itself but exist in the page's HTML code, specifically in the <head> section.
Search engines like Google use meta tags to understand what your page is about, while social media platforms use them to generate rich previews when your content is shared. With MetaTagsChecker, you can preview, edit, and generate these essential tags instantly.
The SEO community agrees: the most important meta tag for ranking is your title tag. While other meta tags don't directly affect rankings, they play a crucial role in click-through rates and social engagement.
Very Important — The second most important factor for on-page SEO, only behind high-quality content.
Moderately Important — Doesn't affect rankings but significantly impacts click-through rates from search results.
Important for Social — A compelling image dramatically increases engagement when your content is shared on social media.
No Longer Relevant — Google officially stopped using meta keywords for ranking in 2009. Focus on content instead.
Your title tag appears in multiple places: Google search results, browser tabs, social media shares, and when other sites link to you. Here's how to make it count:
Google typically displays the first 50-60 characters. Anything longer gets truncated with an ellipsis.
Front-load your most important keywords. Users scan from left to right, and search engines give more weight to earlier words.
Add your brand name at the end (e.g., "Page Title | Brand Name") to build recognition and trust.
Write for humans, not just search engines. A clickable title drives more traffic than a keyword-stuffed one.
While meta descriptions don't directly impact rankings, they're your pitch to searchers. A well-crafted description can significantly boost your click-through rate.
Open Graph meta tags control how your content appears when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, and other platforms. Twitter has its own set of tags called Twitter Cards.
1200 × 630 pixels — This ratio works well across most platforms.
Keep important content in the center as some platforms may crop the edges.
og:title — The title of your contentog:description — A brief descriptionog:image — URL to your preview imageog:url — The canonical URLog:type — Type of content (website, article, etc.)