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Free Robots Meta Tag Generator — Build SEO noindex & Crawl Directives

October 16, 2026 · 2 min read · By the DollarWise team

Controlling how search engines treat a page starts with the robots meta tag. This free generator lets you tick the directives you need — noindex, nofollow, noarchive, snippet limits and more — and produces a copy-ready <meta> tag with a plain-English explainer for every directive you chose.

Robots Meta Tag Generator

Build a perfect robots meta tag — tick directives, copy the snippet, done.

100% Free Forever No Sign-up No Credit Card Private — files never leave your browser Unlimited Use

1 Build your tag

    noindex
    Tell search engines not to index this page.
    nofollow
    Tell crawlers not to follow links on this page.
    noarchive
    Stop search engines keeping a cached copy.
    nosnippet
    Block text snippets in search results.
    noimageindex
    Keep this page’s images out of image search.
    notranslate
    Don’t offer automatic translation of this page.
    unavailable_after
    Remove the page from the index after a date/time.
    max-snippet
    Limit snippet length, in characters (-1 = no limit).
    max-image-preview
    Control how large image previews may be.
    max-video-preview
    Limit video preview length, in seconds (-1 = no limit).

    2 Settings

    Use robots for everyone; a bot name targets one crawler.
    Only used when unavailable_after is ticked.
    Characters of snippet allowed. Only used when ticked.
    Only used when max-image-preview is ticked.
    Only used when ticked.

    3 Copy your tag

    Working…

    ✅ Done — your robots meta tag

    🎉 Free forever. No sign-up. No credit card. No limits.

    Generate unlimited robots meta tags — for every page on every site you run.

    How it works

    • Step 1 — Tick the crawl directives you need; each one shows a plain-English explainer.
    • Step 2 — Pick the target crawler and fill in any values (dates, snippet limits).
    • Step 3 — Copy the generated <meta> tag and paste it inside your page’s <head>.

    Everyday uses

    • Bloggers — noindex thin pages like tag archives and thank-you pages.
    • Developers — keep staging sites out of Google with noindex, nofollow.
    • Store owners — hide out-of-stock or duplicate product pages from the index.
    • SEOs — fine-tune snippets and previews for brand control in results.

    Warning: a noindex tag on an important page removes it from Google — double-check before deploying.