Free Meta Title & Description Generator
Enter your keyword and page type to get SEO-friendly titles and meta descriptions. Each one is measured against Google's real pixel limits, so it won't get cut off in search results.
Free · no sign-up needed
Title ideas
54 characters · 518 / 600px — good length
65 characters · 624 / 600px — too long, Google will cut it
55 characters · 528 / 600px — good length
66 characters · 634 / 600px — too long, Google will cut it
76 characters · 730 / 600px — too long, Google will cut it
Meta description ideas
136 characters · 938 / 920px — too long, Google will cut it
154 characters · 1063 / 920px — too long, Google will cut it
117 characters · 807 / 920px — good length
Google preview
Click any title or description above to preview it.
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Learn everything about best crm for small business: what it is, how it works and how to get results. Practical steps, examples and …
<title>Best Crm for Small Business: The Complete Guide (2026)</title> <meta name="description" content="Learn everything about best crm for small business: what it is, how it works and how to get results. Practical steps, examples and tips.">
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RankFlowHQ reads the top Google results for your keyword and writes a researched, SEO-ready article with sources, title and meta description.
Write the full article — free →How to use it
- Type the main keyword the page should rank for.
- Pick the page type (blog post, product, service, local business or homepage) and optionally add your brand and main benefit.
- Click a title and a description to preview them in Google, then copy them or the ready-made HTML.
Questions
How long should a meta title be?
Google cuts titles at about 600 pixels wide — usually 50–60 characters. The length bar shows the real pixel width, which matters more than the character count.
How long should a meta description be?
About 120–155 characters (up to ~920 pixels on desktop). Longer descriptions are cut with "…".
Does Google always use my meta description?
No. Google sometimes rewrites it to match the search. A clear, specific description that matches the page makes it more likely to be used.
Do meta descriptions affect rankings?
Not directly, but a good one increases how many people click your result, which brings more traffic.