Open Graph Meta Tag Generator

Create perfect social media link previews for Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn instantly.

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Recommended size: 1200 x 630 pixels.

Live Preview

Generated Meta Tags


                    

What is Open Graph and Why is it Important?

When you paste a link into Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, or even a WhatsApp chat, the platform automatically generates a visual "card" containing an image, a title, and a short description. It does this by reading specific HTML tags inside your website's header called Open Graph (OG) Meta Tags.

Without these tags, social platforms will guess what content to display, often grabbing random, unappealing images or irrelevant text. Our Premium Open Graph Generator ensures you are in total control of your content's first impression. A well-formatted social card drastically increases your Click-Through Rate (CTR) and drives more traffic to your website.

How to Use This Generator

  1. Fill out the form: Enter your Page Title, Site Name, URL, Description, and the direct link to your featured image.
  2. Check the Live Preview: As you type, the mock social media card on the right will update in real-time, showing you exactly how your link will appear.
  3. Copy the Code: Click the "Copy Code" button to grab the fully formatted HTML tags.
  4. Paste into your HTML: Paste the copied code directly inside the <head> ... </head> section of your website's HTML document.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need separate tags for Twitter?

Twitter has its own specific tags (like twitter:card). Fortunately, our generator automatically writes the code for both Facebook's Open Graph and Twitter Cards simultaneously, saving you time.

What is the best image size for Open Graph?

The universally recommended image size for Open Graph tags is 1200 x 630 pixels (an aspect ratio of 1.91:1). Keeping your images at this resolution ensures they won't be cropped awkwardly on any platform.

Why isn't Facebook showing my updated image?

Facebook aggressively caches Open Graph data. If you change your tags and Facebook still shows the old version, you need to paste your URL into the official Facebook Sharing Debugger tool and click "Scrape Again" to clear their cache.