How to generate a meta description with AI
Point to a page or topic and get a finished title and description that fit SEO requirements.
Getting started
- 1Pick a modeManual — paste in text or a topic yourself; By URL — iBro reads the page itself; Bulk — a list of links or a sitemap.xml import.
- 2Set the page type and keywordThe page type shapes how the text reads, and the main keyword is guaranteed to appear in the description word for word.
- 3Adjust tone, length, and the restTone, length, output language, CTA, USPs, and more — each setting is explained in detail below.
- 4Click "Generate descriptions"iBro writes one or several meta description variants based on every setting you picked.
Tool settings
Mode
Where the material comes from: Manual — you paste text or a topic yourself; By URL — iBro reads the page's title, H1, and opening paragraphs itself; Bulk — a list of links or a sitemap.xml import.
Page type
What kind of page it is: Home, Category, Product Page, Article, Service, Landing Page, or Local Business. The type shapes exactly what the description promises.
Keyword
The main keyword is required and appears in the description word for word; extra keywords are added only where they fit naturally.
Length
The target description length in characters. Characters set the goal, but Google actually truncates by pixel width — check the counter under the result.
Output language
Which language the description is written in — independent of the source text's language. Defaults to matching the source.
Tone
How the description sounds: Neutral, Sales-Focused, Expert, or Official.
CTA
The call to action at the end of the description: Learn More, Order, Buy, Compare, or Call.
USPs
Selling points worth mentioning — Delivery, Warranty, Price From, Discount, or your own in free text. Only included if the source actually backs them up.
For example: "in-house manufacturing."
Brand
Your brand or company name — appended to the end of the description with a dash or vertical bar, within the length limit.
Emoji
Allows a single emoji in the description.
Stop words
Bans superlatives and cliches like "#1" by default; you can add your own stop words too.
Variants
How many different descriptions to generate in one request — from 1 up to a maximum. More variants take longer and start echoing each other more.
+ title
Generates the page's title tag alongside the description, in the same request.
Variables
Template placeholders — year, city, price, brand — that get swapped for real values automatically during bulk generation and export.
Presets
Saved setting combinations — handy when you regularly generate descriptions in the same style for the same site.
Project
Ties descriptions to one of your projects: keeps a generation history and catches duplicate descriptions within that project.