SEO Settings for Pages
SEO (search engine optimization) is about how Google finds your page and presents it in its results. The SEO settings control how your page appears in Google search results and in link previews when someone shares your address.
You set them in the window that opens when you publish:
- Click Publish.
- At the bottom of the window, click Advanced settings to show the SEO fields.
Once the page is online, you can reopen the same window at any time: click Online at the top of the editor, or Open settings in the page menu (⋮).
SEO title
The title that appears in Google results and in the browser tab. If you leave it empty, TinyPages uses your page name.
Choose a clear, descriptive title of around 50 to 60 characters.
SEO description
The short text shown under the title in search results and link previews. It doesn't directly change your place in Google results, but it influences whether people click.
One or two sentences summarizing what the page offers. Around 120 to 155 characters.
TinyPages includes an AI tool in this field. Once your page has some content, a small purple star appears in the corner of the field: click it to generate a description from your page content, then edit as needed.
Preview image
When someone shares your page link on social media, the link shows a small preview card with an image. The preview image is what fills that card.
Pick any image from your media library. If you leave it empty, TinyPages falls back to a default preview based on your logo.
A wide, landscape image works best. The ideal size is 1200 × 630 pixels, the format social networks use for their link cards. They crop the image to fit their own card, so keep the important part near the center.
Show this page in search engines
This option controls whether Google and other search engines can find and list your page in their results.
It's turned on by default, which means your page is visible to search engines once published. If you turn it off, search engines are instructed to skip the page, and it won't appear in results.
Your home page doesn't have this option: it always stays visible to search engines.
Turn it off, for example, for a page meant only for your existing customers, for a private thank-you page after a purchase, or for any page you're not ready to promote publicly yet.