Make your link look good everywhere

Fill in four things, watch exactly how your page will appear on Google, Facebook, and X — then copy one block of code into your site.

{{ announcement }}

1 — Tell people about your page

{{ meta.title.length }} characters {{ meta.title.length - 60 }} over Google’s ~60 — it may get cut off Google shows about 60
{{ meta.description.length }} characters {{ meta.description.length - 160 }} over Google’s ~160 — it may get cut off Google shows about 160

{{ urlWarning || 'The full link to this exact page, starting with https://' }}

More options

{{ handleWarning || 'Letters, numbers, and underscores — the @ is added for you.' }}

Read aloud to people who can’t see the picture.

What kind of page is it?

2 — See how your link will look

{{ pSite }} {{ pCrumb }}

{{ pTitle }}

{{ pDesc }}

{{ pDomain }}

{{ pTitle }}

{{ pDesc }}

{{ pTitle }}
From {{ pDomain }}

3 — Copy the code into your page

Add a title, description, address, or picture link above to build your code.

Copy didn’t work — the code below is selected, press Ctrl+C or Cmd+C.

Paste it near the top of your page’s <head> — the invisible section before your content. That’s everything Google, Facebook, and X need.

{{ generatedCode }}
Your code will appear here as you fill in step 1.

Everything happens in your browser — nothing you type leaves this page. Want the theory behind these tags? Read what every meta tag actually does in 2026.