Meta title, description and image

Each page has a meta title, a meta description and a meta image. Search engines show them in results. Chat apps and social networks show them in link previews.

Set the meta fields

You must be able to write to the space. The fields save directly on the page, without a change request.

1. Open the page in the wiki app.
2. In the page header, click Page settings (the settings icon).
3. Under Social preview, enter a Meta title.
4. Enter a Meta description.
5. To add an image, click Upload image under Meta image and select a file.
6. Click Save.

The Preview card under the fields shows the image, the route, the title and the description as you type. The changes go live on the public page when you click Save.

To replace or remove the image, point to it and click Replace or Remove.

Defaults

Use a description of 150 to 160 characters. The hint under the field counts the characters. Use an image of 1200 × 630 pixels. When Auto Convert Image to WebP is on in Wiki settings, the wiki converts PNG and JPEG uploads to WebP.

Tags on the public page

The public page puts these tags in its <head>:

• <title>, title, og:title and twitter:title, from the meta title.
• description, og:description and twitter:description, from the meta description.
• image, og:image and twitter:image, from the meta image or the social card. A social card also adds og:image:width, og:image:height and og:image:type.
• twitter:card. It is summary_large_image when the page has an image, and summary when it does not.
• og:site_name, from the space name, and og:type with the value article.
• <link rel="canonical">, the full URL of the page.
• <link rel="alternate" type="text/markdown">, the URL of the Markdown version. See Markdown pages and llms.txt.
• A BreadcrumbList structured data block with the space and the page.

To keep a page out of search results, see Hide a page from search engines.