Are meta keywords still important for SEO?

Google officially stated in 2009 that they no longer use the 'keywords' meta tag in their web ranking algorithms due to historical spamming. However, some smaller search engines and internal site search directories may still utilize them, so it does not hurt to include a few highly relevant keywords.

What is the difference between Index and Noindex?

The 'Index' tag tells a search engine bot that it is allowed to add your page to its public search results. The 'Noindex' tag explicitly tells the bot to keep the page hidden from the public search engine results (useful for thank-you pages, admin logins, or internal documents).

Where do I paste the generated meta tags?

Meta tags must be pasted inside the and tags of your website's HTML document. If you are using WordPress, this is usually handled by your theme or an SEO plugin, but custom-coded sites require you to paste it manually.

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Site Information

Site Title 0 / 60

Site Description 0 / 160

Keywords (Comma separated)

Author / Company Name

Search Engine Robot Settings

Allow Robots to Index Page?

Allow Robots to Follow Links?

Include Mobile Viewport Tag (Recommended)

How to Use the Meta Tag Generator

Meta tags are hidden snippets of HTML code placed in the "head" section of your website. They act as a direct communication line to search engines like Google, telling them exactly what your website is about, how it should be displayed in search results, and whether or not it should be indexed. Our free Meta Tag Generator instantly writes this code for you perfectly.

Step-by-Step Guide:

Step 1: Write a Strong Title. Enter your website or page title. Use our built-in character counter to ensure you stay under the 60-character limit so Google doesn't cut off your title in search results.
Step 2: Craft Your Description. Write a compelling summary of your page. Keep it under 160 characters. This text often appears beneath your blue link in Google, serving as your "pitch" to get users to click.
Step 3: Define Keywords & Author. Enter a few comma-separated keywords and the author's name. (Note: Google largely ignores the keywords tag today, but smaller search engines still utilize it).
Step 4: Set Robot Rules. Use the dropdowns to tell search engines if they are allowed to Index (save and display) your page, and if they are allowed to Follow the links on your page.
Step 5: Generate & Copy. Click generate, and instantly copy the dark-mode code box. Paste this exact code inside the <head> ... </head> section of your HTML document!

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