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Create og:title, og:description, og:image and Twitter Card meta tags with live preview across 6 platforms. Generate copy-ready HTML instantly.
Enter your page details and see instantly how your link looks across 6 social platforms. Copy the generated HTML straight into your <head>.
Tag Inputs
Recommended: 1200×630 px (1.91:1 ratio)
Twitter Card Type twitter:card
Social Previews
Generated HTML
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Our Open Graph Tag Generator lets you build complete social media meta tags from scratch with a live 6-platform preview. Enter your title, description, image URL, and page details — then see exactly how Facebook, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Slack, and Discord will render your link before you deploy a single line of code.
Open Graph (og:) and Twitter Card meta tags are what control social media previews. Without them, platforms guess what to show — often displaying the wrong image, a truncated title, or no description at all. With the right tags in place, you control the narrative: a compelling headline, an eye-catching image, and a crisp description that drives clicks.
The generator validates your input in real time — warning about missing required tags, titles that exceed platform character limits (60 for Google, 95 for Facebook), images with wrong aspect ratios, and missing canonical URLs. Once you're satisfied with the preview, copy the complete HTML snippet and drop it into your page's
.Everything runs in your browser. No data is sent to any server. Safe for client projects, confidential campaigns, and pre-launch work.
Everything you need in one amazing tool
See Google, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Slack and Discord previews update as you type.
Tracks title and description length with per-platform limits for Google and Facebook.
Highlights missing required tags, truncation warnings, and aspect ratio issues instantly.
Verifies your og:image URL loads and shows dimensions with 1.91:1 ratio guidance.
Generates a complete <head> snippet with og: and twitter: tags ready to paste.
All processing happens in your browser. Your content never leaves your machine.
Get started in 4 easy steps
Enter your page title, description, image URL, page URL, and site name in the form.
Tab through Google, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Slack, and Discord previews instantly.
The validation strip highlights missing tags or truncation warnings as you type.
Hit Copy to grab the full HTML snippet and paste it into your page's <head>.
Stand out from the competition
No waiting — previews update live as you type each character.
Six platforms in one tool. Catch issues for every channel before deploying.
Per-platform character counters so you never get truncated where it matters most.
No account, no install. Open the page and start generating tags immediately.
Generate tags for as many pages as you need — campaigns, blogs, products, anything.
Browser-only processing. Ideal for confidential work and pre-launch content.
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Everything you need to know about Open Graph Tag Generator
At minimum, every page should have: og:title (page name, up to 60 chars for Google), og:description (summary, 120–155 chars), og:image (1200×630px JPG/PNG, 1.91:1 ratio), og:url (canonical URL), og:type (usually "website" or "article"). For Twitter, add: twitter:card ("summary_large_image" in most cases), twitter:title, twitter:description, twitter:image. These 9 tags give you solid coverage across all major platforms.
Paste the generated HTML snippet inside the <head> tag of your page. Most CMS platforms (WordPress, Shopify, Webflow) have dedicated SEO fields or plugins (e.g., Yoast, RankMath) that set these tags automatically — paste your values there instead. For static HTML sites, add the tags directly to the <head> section. Verify implementation with our Open Graph Preview tool by entering your live URL after deploying.
1200×630px is the universal standard (1.91:1 ratio). It works well on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter large-image cards, and Slack/Discord. Keep file size under 1 MB for fast loading. Use JPG for photos (smaller file), PNG for logos/screenshots (better quality). Avoid heavy text overlays — Facebook suppresses link previews when images are more than 20% text. Always use an absolute URL (https://) for og:image, not a relative path.
Two common causes: 1) The image URL returned a non-200 response or the image is too small (minimum 300×157px for large cards, 144×144px for summary). Twitter rejects images that fail to load. 2) Twitter has cached a previous version of the card. Use the Twitter Card Validator at cards-dev.twitter.com/validator and click "Preview card" — this forces a fresh scrape and clears the cache. Also ensure twitter:card appears before twitter:image in the HTML.
No. Open Graph tags (og:) are read by Facebook, LinkedIn, Slack, Discord, and most other platforms as a standard. You only need separate twitter: tags for Twitter/X since it uses its own Card system (though it falls back to og: tags if twitter: tags are absent). So in practice: set your og: tags correctly and add twitter:card + twitter:image on top — that covers all 6 platforms this tool previews.
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