Meta Tag Generator
Create clean, ready-to-copy HTML meta tags — title, description, keywords, robots, canonical, Open Graph and Twitter cards — right in your browser.
Generate valid JSON-LD structured data for Article, Product, FAQ, LocalBusiness, Recipe, Event and more — with a ready-to-paste script block. Built in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Runs entirely in your browser — nothing you type is uploaded.
Note: the markup is generated in your browser with JavaScript. With JavaScript off you can read this guide, but the tool controls will not appear.
This tool builds valid JSON-LD Schema.org markup entirely in your browser — no external validation service and no network request. Choose a schema type, fill in the fields that apply, and copy either the JSON-LD object or a ready-to-paste <script> block. The markup is produced with JSON.stringify, so it is always well-formed JSON.
Only describe what is genuinely on the page — the markup should match the visible content. Fill in as many relevant properties as you can, since more complete, accurate data is more useful. After generating, paste the script block into your page and test it with a rich-results or structured-data testing tool to confirm it is eligible for the features you want.
Valid markup makes a page eligible for rich results but does not guarantee them — search engines decide whether and how to display them. This tool covers common properties for each type rather than every possible field, and it does not fetch or verify your URLs and images.
Everything runs locally in your browser. Your input is never uploaded, stored or shared, and the tool makes no network requests.
Create clean, ready-to-copy HTML meta tags — title, description, keywords, robots, canonical, Open Graph and Twitter cards — right in your browser.
Check how often a keyword appears in your text and its density percentage — with whole-word, substring and case options. Runs locally in your browser; your text is never uploaded.
Generate Open Graph and Twitter/X meta tags for rich social sharing previews — title, description, image, type and card. Built and escaped in your browser; nothing is uploaded.