Tell us about the page and AI writes three click-worthy, length-perfect title tags and meta descriptions. The feature bolted onto $100/mo SEO suites, free.
Free, no signup. Three options, each length-checked.
Your title tag and meta description are the ad for your page in search results. Strong ones lift click-through rate even when your ranking doesn’t change. This tool drafts three length-perfect options you can drop in, then refine in your voice.
A great title front-loads the key topic and location, stays under about 60 characters, and gives a reason to choose you. A great description (around 150-160 characters) expands on the value with a soft call to action. Every page needs its own, generic or duplicated tags waste your best real estate in search.
Use the drafts as a fast start, then tune the wording to your brand and the specific page. Check them in the SERP preview tool to confirm they don’t get truncated. Accurate, compelling, correctly-sized tags also reduce the chance Google rewrites them.
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Get a free mockup or audit →Or call/text: (407) 694-2055Three fields feed it: a sentence about what the page covers, your business name, and a target keyword. Only one of the first two is required. Your text goes to a language model with a short set of instructions: return three title and description pairs, keep titles between 50 and 60 characters, keep descriptions between 140 and 160, lead with the topic and location, close with a soft reason to click, and invent no prices, phone numbers, or claims. Three options come back with an AI-generated label under them.
The character counts under each option are measured in your browser afterward, not by the model. A title gets a check mark between roughly 45 and 62 characters and a description between 140 and 165, and anything outside shows a warning, which happens often enough that reading the counter is part of the job. The copy button hands you a finished title tag and meta description tag ready to paste. Drafts are capped at 40 per visitor per day, with no signup and no email wall, the same terms as the more than 50 free tools published at kellywm.com/tools.
It never reads your page. The model sees only the sentence you typed, so it does not know your services, your prices, your service area, or whether something it writes is true. Drafts can come back with wording like top-rated or 24/7 attached to a business that is neither, and publishing that is on you, so check every line against reality before it ships. The tool also cannot see live search results, competitor snippets, your rankings, or your Search Console data, and it counts characters rather than pixel width, so a legal-length title made of wide letters can still get cut. Google may rewrite what you publish regardless. Tags are one detail inside a much larger SEO picture.
Read it first. The model only knows the sentence you gave it, so a draft can carry a claim your business cannot back up or name a service you do not offer. Fix the facts, cut anything unprovable, and make sure the promise matches what the page delivers. A description that oversells earns a click and then a bounce.
This tool makes no promise either way. A meta description is not a ranking factor, and a title is one relevance signal among many. What accurate, correctly sized tags do is give a searcher a clearer reason to pick your result, and make it less likely that Google writes its own snippet from whatever text it finds on the page. Worth doing on those terms alone.