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Open Graph & Social Preview
Tag Generator

See exactly how your page looks on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn before you publish — then copy the perfect tags.

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Enter Your Page Details

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Facebook / LinkedIn Link Preview

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Your Page Title Will Appear Here
Your page description will appear here when someone shares your link on Facebook or LinkedIn.

Twitter / X Card Preview

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Your description will appear here in the Twitter card.
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LinkedIn Post Preview

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Generated Tags

Real-Time Social Preview Generator

Stop guessing. See exactly how your links look before sharing.

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Live Previews

See real-time previews of how your page looks on Facebook, Twitter/X, and LinkedIn as you type.

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Open Graph Tags

Generate all required og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url, og:type and og:site_name tags.

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Twitter Cards

Support for summary and summary_large_image card types with creator and site handle fields.

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Image Preview

Enter your OG image URL and see it rendered immediately in the social preview cards below.

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Character Limits

Live counters keep your title and description within optimal character limits for each platform.

One-Click Copy

Copy all generated tags to your clipboard with one click — ready to paste into your HTML head.

How it works

Perfect Social Previews in Minutes

1

Enter Details

Fill in your page title, description, URL, and image URL in the form on the left.

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Watch Live Preview

See your social card update in real time across Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn tabs.

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Copy the Code

Click "Copy Tags" to get all your Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags in one go.

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Validate Results

Use Facebook Debugger or Twitter Card Validator to confirm your tags are working correctly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size should my Open Graph image be?
The recommended OG image size is 1200×630 pixels (1.91:1 ratio). This ensures crisp rendering on all platforms. Minimum is 200×200px, but smaller images may not render correctly on all platforms. Keep file size under 8MB for best compatibility.
Why is my social preview not updating after I change the tags?
Social platforms aggressively cache link previews. Facebook caches them for up to 30 days. To force a refresh, use the Facebook Sharing Debugger (developers.facebook.com/tools/debug) to clear the cache, or Twitter's Card Validator for Twitter previews. LinkedIn can be refreshed via their Post Inspector tool.
Do Open Graph tags affect my SEO ranking?
Open Graph tags do not directly influence your search rankings on Google. However, they significantly affect click-through rates on social media, which can indirectly drive more traffic. Better social previews = more clicks = more visitors = potentially better SEO signals over time.
What's the difference between og:title and the regular title tag?
The regular <title> tag controls what appears in browser tabs and search engine results. The og:title tag controls what appears when your link is shared on social media. They can be different — you might want a shorter, catchier title for social shares while keeping a keyword-optimized title for SEO.

Open Graph Generator — Complete Guide

This free online open graph generator tool is designed to work entirely in your browser — no uploads, no waiting, no software installation needed. It's fast, private, and completely free to use without any account or subscription.

💡 OG image is critical

The og:image is often the most important factor in whether someone clicks a shared link.

💡 Test with Facebook Debugger

Use the Facebook Sharing Debugger to preview and clear cached OG data after updating your tags.

💡 Title length

Keep og:title under 60 characters — longer titles get truncated in most social platform previews.

💡 Unique per page

Each important page should have a unique og:image and og:description.

Open Graph tags control your content's social media preview — the right og:image and og:title can dramatically increase click-through rates.

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