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SEO titles & meta

SEO title and meta description from a URL or topic.

Paste a URL or describe the page. Get a paste-ready title and meta pack — then edit for your voice.

Pro: 500 gens/mo, full history, priority AI, extra variants — same sub across Updevly.

Free is 1 generation per day. No card. Pro is 500 generations per month.

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How to turn a URL or topic into title and meta

  1. 01

    Paste a URL or topic

    Drop a page URL or describe the page. Stay with facts you can publish.

  2. 02

    Generate the SEO pack

    Get a paste-ready title and meta description from the same request. Nothing is published for you.

  3. 03

    Copy what you need

    Copy the title, the meta description, or both.

  4. 04

    Edit in your voice

    Fix names, offers, and claims. The tool should not invent a feature you did not provide.

One job: paste-ready title and meta.

ChatGPT writes generic SERP copy. This tool stays on the URL or topic you pasted.

URL or topic

Paste a page URL or describe the page. No site scrape.

English first

The MVP writes in English. Hungarian can wait until the draft is useful.

Same Free and Pro

Free is 1 a day. Pro is 500 a month. One checkout.

When 1 free generation a day is not enough.

500 generations per month. Priority AI processing. Yearly is $59. Save about $37 versus paying monthly.

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SEO meta FAQ

What does this generator output?

An English SEO title and meta description from the URL or topic you pasted. It does not publish a page, scrape a site, or invent prices.

Does it share the Excel Free and Pro limits?

Pro is one subscription across Updevly — 500 generations per month. Free on this tool is 1 generation per day.

Will it invent features or rankings?

No. Put those in the topic if you want them in the draft. The model should not invent plans, guarantees, or search positions.

Is there a Hungarian version?

Not in this MVP. English first. A Hungarian draft can come later without changing the quota or checkout.

Should I review the draft before I publish it?

Yes. Check every claim, offer, and audience. Then edit in your voice.