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SEO Meta Tag Generator
Shows how your title and meta description appear on Google, with the cut measured in pixels, the way Google actually truncates them. Generates ready-to-paste HTML and Open Graph tags.
- No sign-up
- Runs in your browser
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How it looks on Google
Your title shows here
Your meta description shows here, exactly how Google will display it to searchers.
Write a title and a description to see the Google preview and generate the meta tags.
Best practices
- Title: use 50 to 60 characters, with the main keyword near the start.
- Google cuts the title by pixel width (around 600px), not by number of letters.
- Description: up to ~155 characters, with a clear call to action to raise clicks.
- Every page should have a unique title and description. Don’t repeat them across the site.
How it works
How the SEO Meta Tag Generator works
The tool works in two steps. First you write the title and meta description; as you type, it measures the text in pixels (not characters) and draws the snippet as Google shows it in search. Because Google cuts by visual width, the pixel count is the most reliable way to predict where the real truncation happens.
In practice: the title 'Lightweight Comfortable Men's Running Shoes | Store X' may exceed ~580px and become 'Lightweight Comfortable Men's Running Shoes | ...' in the result. The description gets cut near ~920px. You see this live and adjust before publishing, instead of finding out later in Search Console.
Finally, the tool generates ready-to-paste HTML and Open Graph tags for the page head or the SEO field in your store platform. Tip for Brazilian e-commerce: put the keyword and brand at the start of the title, since it's the end that usually gets cut in longer snippets.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the ideal title and meta description length?
Google cuts the title by pixel width (around 600px on desktop), which is roughly 50–60 characters. The meta description usually shows up to about 155–160 characters. This tool measures the title in real pixels, not just by character count.
Why does Google cut my title even with few characters?
Because the cut is by pixels, not by letter count. A title full of wide letters and capitals takes more space and gets cut sooner. That is why we measure the real pixel width of what you type.
Does the meta description affect Google ranking?
The meta description is not a direct ranking factor, but it affects click-through rate: a clear, attractive description gets more people to click your result, which helps indirectly.
Can I use the generated tags in WordPress or Shopify?
Yes. The tool generates standard HTML tags (title, meta description, Open Graph and Twitter Card). Just paste them into your CMS SEO field, plugins like Yoast and RankMath, or straight into the page HTML.
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