Setting up Asset Metadata

Asset metadata controls how your pages appear in browser tabs, search results, and link previews. You can set a favicon, a default preview image, a page title, and a page description, so your assets look polished everywhere they're shared, from Slack messages to LinkedIn DMs.

You can also adjust whether assets are indexable by search engines or not; more on this here:

• 📄 Managing Search Engine Settings for your Assets

Setting metadata across all your assets

To set metadata for all of your assets, go to your Mutiny settings and open the Pages tab on the left.

These settings apply across all of your assets. From here you can set:

• Favicon — the small icon that displays in the browser tab

• Default image — the image used in social previews and link previews

• Page title — what appears in the browser title and in search results

• Page description — the text shown when someone previews the page URL, which also unfurls in link previews

Setting metadata for a single asset

You can also set metadata per asset when one page needs its own title or description.

Open the asset and go to the Publish menu in the top right, then select Advanced settings. Under Page sharing settings, you can set a title, description, and image specific to that asset.