DigiKitAI SEO Meta Generator - DigiKitApp
Generate an SEO title/description draft for your topic.
When should you use this?
Use this when you need to prepare a request (page topic, target keyword) for AI to draft an SEO-friendly title and description for a page.
When shouldn't you use this?
Don't publish the generated draft directly; always verify its length with tools like the meta-title-checker or meta-description-checker, AI can sometimes produce text that exceeds the character limit.
Step-by-step
- Describe what the page actually covers in the Topic field. Write meta tags for one specific page at a time, not for your site as a whole.
- Enter a single main phrase in the Keyword field. Several keywords at once tend to pull the title in different directions.
- Use Audience to say who will be searching for this page: first-time home buyers, small business owners, college students.
- Click Run, use the prompt in an AI tool, pick one of the suggested title and description pairs, and check its length.
Example
Take a category page for a handmade soap shop that lists fragrance-free soaps for sensitive skin. Topic: fragrance-free handmade soaps for sensitive skin. Keyword: sensitive skin soap. Audience: people dealing with skin irritation who prefer natural products. When the suggestions come back, look for the keyword near the start of the title and a description that gives a concrete reason to click. Mentioning that the soaps are unscented or have a short ingredient list does more than a vague line of praise.
How are the title and description built?
This tool does not use AI; it works with two simple rules. The title is the topic with “ | keyword” added and is cut at 60 characters. The description is the topic plus the audience (if given) plus a fixed sentence, cut at 160 characters. Example (English page): with topic “Free PDF tools”, keyword “pdf merge” and audience “students” the title is “Free PDF tools | pdf merge” and the description is “Free PDF tools for students. Clear, useful information and practical guidance.” The fixed sentence is the same in every result.
Before you use it
- Cutting happens at the character limit, so a long topic can be cut in the middle of a word.
- The fixed sentence in the description is generic, so you should replace it with a sentence specific to your page.
- The tool does not check whether the keyword appears in your text or clashes with other pages.
- The length shown in search results varies by device; 60 and 160 are only the limits this tool uses.
Things to keep in mind
- Search results truncate titles by pixel width, not by character count. Roughly 50 to 60 characters usually fits, though wide letters lower that.
- Google doesn't always show the description you write and may pull other text from the page instead. A description that matches the page content makes that less likely.
- Give every page its own title and description. Copying one template across dozens of pages makes it harder for search engines to tell them apart.
- A description that promises something the page doesn't deliver may get the click, but the visitor will leave right away.
Related ready-made prompts: SEO & Blog Writing Prompts.
Frequently asked questions
Does this tool use real AI?
No — to avoid keeping an API key in the frontend, this tool generates a ready, well-structured prompt/draft you can paste into an AI tool like ChatGPT or Claude yourself.
Why doesn't it generate the final result directly?
A real AI call would require an API key and server cost; instead we give you a quality starting point that saves you time.
Is it free?
Yes, this tool is completely free.