1. Basic SEO
2. Search Engine & Robots
3. Open Graph
OG type, image, site name, and locale are also generated from the relevant fields below.
4. X / Twitter Card
5. Social Image
6. Mobile & Browser
7. Article / Product Metadata
Article settings
Product settings
8. Advanced Metadata
Alternate languages / hreflang
Custom meta tags
9. Import Existing <head>
Import supports common title, meta, canonical, Open Graph, Twitter, favicon, manifest, DNS prefetch, and preconnect tags.
How Meta Tags Work
What are meta tags?
Meta tags describe a page to browsers, search engines, social networks, and other systems. Some tags control indexing. Others shape search snippets or social sharing previews.
Title versus meta description
The title identifies the page and is usually the strongest search snippet headline signal. The meta description summarizes the page and can influence click-through behavior.
What Open Graph tags do
Open Graph metadata provides titles, descriptions, images, URLs, types, and site information for social platforms and messaging services that support it.
What Twitter Cards do
Twitter Card tags provide dedicated metadata for X and compatible parsers. Summary and large-image cards are the most common choices for normal webpages.
How robots directives work
Robots directives can request index or noindex behavior and control link following, snippets, cached copies, image indexing, and preview limits.
Recommended SEO practices
Use a unique title and description for important pages. Add a canonical URL. Keep social metadata complete. Avoid conflicting robots directives. Use clear image alternative text.