Generate SEO metadata

SEO Metadata generates the metadata block for a document or batch of documents: page title, meta description, keywords, and Open Graph tags. Useful when you have content drafted (blog posts, landing pages, knowledge-base articles) and need to ship the SEO surface alongside it.

What you get

A metadata block per source, including:

• Page title (under 60 characters by default).
• Meta description (under 160 characters by default).
• Keywords: a curated list, not a stuffed one.
• Open Graph tags: og:title, og:description, og:type, plus any extras you ask for.

Output is downloadable as JSON, YAML, or pasted directly into a markdown front-matter block. Pick the format that matches your CMS.

Run it

Inputs

• Content type: blog post, product page, landing page, knowledge-base article, etc. Shapes the tone of the description.
• Tone: neutral, energetic, technical, conversational.
• Focus: the angle the metadata should emphasize ("the value prop, not the feature list").
• Brand: your brand name and one-line positioning, so the metadata frames the content correctly.
• Target keywords: optional. If you have a list, paste it; SEO Metadata weaves them in where they fit. If you don't, SEO Metadata picks them from the content.

Tips

• Don't keyword-stuff. SEO Metadata won't force unnatural keyword inclusion. If you supply 20 target keywords, expect a curated subset to appear.
• Mind the length limits. Defaults match common SEO best practice (60-char titles, 160-char descriptions). Override in custom instructions if your CMS uses different caps.
• Iterate the focus, not the prompt. If the first run doesn't land, change the focus input rather than rewriting the rules from scratch.

What's next

• Save and export your work: get the metadata out in the format your CMS wants.
• Capture context with notes: paste the output into a note for editorial review.
• How credits work.