About the Meta Description Generator
Meta Description Generator writes three options for the short text that search engines show under your page title. Describe the page in a few sentences, add your main keyword if you like, and the AI writes descriptions of about 120 to 155 characters that say what the page offers and end with a gentle call to action. Each one shows its character count and whether it is a good length, and anything over 160 characters is shortened at a whole word with an ellipsis, since Google usually cuts longer snippets. The text is sent to our AI service to write the answer and is not stored. Google may still choose a different snippet for a page, so a good description improves your chances but does not guarantee what is shown.
Updated September 2026
How to use the Meta Description Generator
- 1Describe your page in a few sentences: what it is, who it is for and what it offers.
- 2Add your main keyword if you want it in the description.
- 3Press Write descriptions and wait a few seconds.
- 4Check each option's length and pick the one that is true to your page.
- 5Copy it into your page's meta description tag or your SEO plugin.
What makes a good meta description
- It says what the page offers in plain words, in about 120 to 155 characters.
- It uses the main keyword once, near the start.
- It speaks to the reader with an action word, such as learn, compare, get or find.
- It matches the page: a description that overpromises makes people leave and can hurt trust.
- It is different from every other description on your site.
How to describe your page to the tool
The better your input, the better the result. Say what kind of page it is (a guide, a product page, a tool, a category), who it is for and the two or three most useful things on it, such as a size chart, a free calculator or a price range. Facts you give can be used, and facts you leave out will not be invented.
Adding a main keyword makes the tool work it into the text. Use the phrase people would actually type into a search box, such as running shoes for flat feet, rather than a generic word.
Where to put the description
In a hand-written page, it goes inside the head of the HTML as a meta tag named description. Meta Tag Generator can write the tag around your text. In WordPress and other systems, there is a field for it, usually in an SEO plugin or in the page settings.
Once the page is live, you can check the keywords in your text with Keyword Density Checker, and Slug Generator makes a matching short web address.
Limits to keep in mind
The tool creates candidates, not final copy. Check the length shown, trim or edit anything that does not fit your brand and make sure every statement is true. Google can and does rewrite snippets, so treat the description as a strong suggestion.
Because the writing is done by AI on our server, your input is sent to the service, used to write the answer and not stored. There is a daily limit of 30 answers per visitor.
Features
- Three different descriptions each time
- Character count with a length check for Google
- Optional main keyword
- Long descriptions are shortened at a whole word
- Try again for new versions
- One-tap copy
- No sign-up
Frequently asked questions
What is a meta description?
It is a short piece of text in a page's HTML that describes the page. Search engines often show it as the snippet under the blue title link in results. It does not directly change your ranking, but a clear description can make more people click your result.
How long should a meta description be?
Aim for roughly 120 to 155 characters. Google cuts snippets at a width in pixels, which is about 155 to 160 characters on desktop and a bit less on phones. This tool shows each option's length and shortens any that are over 160.
Will Google always use my meta description?
No. Google often builds its own snippet from the page when it thinks that matches a search better. A well-written description is used more often, especially when it answers the search directly, but you cannot force it.
Should I include my keyword?
Yes, once and naturally. Google bolds the words that match a search, which draws the eye. Do not repeat the keyword or stuff several in, since that reads badly and does not help.
Do I need a different description for every page?
Yes. Every page should have its own, because identical descriptions give searchers no reason to choose one page over another. Pages without a description are left to Google to fill in.
Is the AI text safe to publish as it is?
Read it first. The AI only knows what you tell it, and it can phrase things too strongly. Remove any claim, price or promise that is not true for your page, and adjust the wording to sound like your brand.