Free Meta Description Generator
Enter your title and keyword, pick a suggestion under 160 characters, and see exactly how it looks in Google before you publish.
Google snippet preview
Your Site
https://yoursite.com/blog/how-we-built-our-auth-flow
How we built our auth flow
A walkthrough of the auth decisions we made — sessions, OAuth, and what we'd do differently when shipping as a solo developer.
Target 155–160 characters for best display in search results.
Suggestions
A walkthrough of the auth decisions we made — sessions, OAuth, and what we'd do differently when shipping as a solo developer.
Indie app authentication explained: How we built our auth flow. A practical guide for indie developers and technical bloggers.
Learn indie app authentication step by step. How we built our auth flow — real decisions, trade-offs, and lessons you can apply today.
How we built our auth flow. Everything you need to know about indie app authentication, with clear examples and takeaways.
Paste into your post frontmatter as description — or use the Markdown Frontmatter Generator to build the full file.
Descriptions that earn the click
Your meta description is often the only copy someone reads before choosing a result. The generator builds options around your keyword, checks the length and shows the Google snippet so you can pick the one that reads best.
Length check
Each suggestion shows its character count and flags short or long ones.
Keyword included
Suggestions work your primary keyword in naturally. Google bolds matching words.
Google snippet preview
See title, URL and description together the way a searcher will.
From your own summary
Paste your intro and get a version trimmed cleanly to length.
Write a meta description in four steps
Enter title and keyword
The phrase you want this page to rank for.
Add a summary
Optional: paste the first paragraph for a trimmed version.
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Check the length badge and the Google preview.
Copy it
Paste it into your frontmatter or CMS SEO field.
Meta descriptions that get clicked
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Aim for 140–160 characters
Long enough to be specific, short enough that Google doesn't cut it off.
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Match the search intent
If people want a how-to, say it's a step-by-step guide.
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Include the keyword once
Google bolds words that match the query, which draws the eye.
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Make every page unique
Duplicate descriptions make Google more likely to write its own.
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Promise something concrete
Code you can reuse, a checklist, real numbers. Specific beats generic.
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Meta Description Generator questions
Aim for 150–160 characters. Google may truncate longer descriptions. Shorter ones work but leave space unused.
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