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SEO title and meta description generator

Paste your topic or article and get 5 title options, a slug and a meta description at the right length, with a Google preview.

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Quick answer

An SEO title generator writes the title, slug and meta description for a Google result: keyword up front, a length that shows in full and a clear promise. Contentor's generator is free, needs no sign-up, gives you 5 title options at a time, measures the length of each field and shows a preview of the snippet.

Updated October 6, 2026

Tool facts

Price
Free
Sign-up
Not required
Input
Topic or article text (up to 2,000 words) and an optional keyword
Output
5 titles, a slug and a meta description
Recommended length
Title 45 to 60 characters; meta description 120 to 155
Languages
18 output languages
Usage limit
12 generations every 10 minutes

How to use it

  1. 1

    Paste the topic or the text

    One paragraph about the subject works; the full article gives sharper titles.

  2. 2

    Add your keyword

    Optional but recommended: the term you want to rank for on Google.

  3. 3

    Generate

    Pick the language if needed and click Generate titles (or Ctrl + Enter).

  4. 4

    Compare in the preview

    Tap each title to see it in a Google result and copy the one that works best.

Tips for better results

  • Keyword first

    The start of a title is what people read first and what never gets cut off.

  • Promise only what the page delivers

    An overblown title may win the click, but readers bounce back to Google. Google can also rewrite titles that do not describe the page well.

  • One unique title per page

    Pages with the same title compete with each other and confuse searchers. Every URL deserves its own.

  • The meta description sells the click

    It is not a ranking factor, but it shows in the result and shapes the decision to click. Sum up the benefit and close with an invitation.

  • Short, stable slugs

    Use 3 to 6 words, no dates, and never change a published URL without a 301 redirect.

Frequently asked questions

What is the ideal SEO title length?

Google truncates titles by width, around 600 pixels, which usually means 50 to 60 characters. That is why the generator aims for 45 to 60 characters and shows the length of every option.

And the ideal meta description length?

There is no official limit, but Google usually shows 120 to 160 characters. The generator aims for 120 to 155 so the sentence fits in full.

Does Google use the title I write?

Most of the time, yes, but it may rewrite the title when it thinks other text describes the page better. Clear, unique titles that match the content get rewritten less often.

What is the difference between the title tag and the H1?

The title tag shows in the browser tab and in Google results; the H1 is the visible heading at the top of the page. They can be the same or similar, as long as both make the topic clear.

Can I generate titles in other languages?

Yes. Pick one of the 18 output languages; your input can be in a different language.

Is it really free?

Yes, with no sign-up and no paid plan for this tool. The limit is 12 generations every 10 minutes per connection.

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