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Open Graph Generator

Create Open Graph meta tags for better-looking social shares. Generate OG title, description, image, URL, site name and optional Twitter/X card metadata.

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Create Open Graph Tags

Enter page details and preview social sharing metadata

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Write a clear and descriptive title for social sharing.

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Summarize the page content in a concise and useful way.

Use an absolute HTTPS image URL. A common sharing format is 1200 × 630 pixels.

Live Social Preview

Approximate appearance of shared content

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Social preview image

Add an image URL to preview it here

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Your Open Graph title will appear here

Add a description to preview how your page may appear when shared on social platforms.

Image Format
1200 × 630
OG Type
website
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This is an approximate preview. Final rendering can differ by platform, device and cached metadata.

Add your page details

Enter a title, description and page URL to generate Open Graph tags.

Generated Meta Tags

Paste these tags inside the <head> section of your page.

open-graph-meta-tags.html
<!-- Enter your page details to generate Open Graph tags -->
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Live Preview

Preview title, description, domain and image instantly.

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Complete OG Tags

Generate title, description, image, URL and type metadata.

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Twitter/X Cards

Optionally add social card metadata for Twitter/X.

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Copy & Download

Copy generated markup or download it as a text file.

Simple Process

How to Generate Open Graph Tags

Create social sharing metadata in three simple steps.

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Enter Page Details

Add your title, description, page URL and social image URL.

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Review the Preview

Check the approximate social sharing preview as you type.

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Copy the Tags

Generate the markup and add it to your page head section.

Social Metadata Guide

What Is an Open Graph Generator?

An Open Graph generator creates metadata that describes how a web page should be represented when its URL is shared on compatible social platforms and applications. Common tags include the page title, description, image, canonical sharing URL and content type.

Instead of manually writing each meta element, you can enter page information into the generator and copy the resulting HTML markup into the head section of your page.

Basic Open Graph Tag Example

<meta property="og:title" content="Example Page Title">
<meta property="og:description" content="A short page description.">
<meta property="og:image" content="https://example.com/social.jpg">
<meta property="og:url" content="https://example.com/page/">
<meta property="og:type" content="website">

Important Open Graph Tags

Tag Purpose Example
og:title Social sharing title Best SEO Tools
og:description Short content summary Explore useful online SEO tools
og:image Social preview image Absolute image URL
og:url Preferred sharing URL Full page URL
og:type Content object type website or article

Open Graph Best Practices

Use a Clear Social Title

Write a title that clearly communicates the page topic. Avoid vague wording that gives users little context about the shared content.

Write a Useful Description

Summarize the page accurately and give users a reason to understand what they will find after opening the shared link.

Use an Absolute Image URL

Provide a complete image URL including the protocol and domain so external services can locate the asset.

Match Metadata to Page Content

Keep social metadata aligned with the actual page. Titles, descriptions and images should accurately represent the destination content.

Important: Social Platforms May Cache Metadata

Updating Open Graph tags does not always update an existing social preview immediately. Some platforms cache previously fetched metadata and images.

FAQ

Open Graph Generator FAQs

An Open Graph generator creates social metadata such as og:title, og:description, og:image and og:url from information you provide.
Open Graph meta elements are normally added inside the head section of the HTML document.
A commonly used social sharing format is 1200 × 630 pixels, although actual rendering can vary by platform and context.
Yes. You can enable optional Twitter/X card metadata and choose a supported card type.
Some platforms cache previously fetched metadata and images, so changes may not appear immediately.
Yes. The Open Graph Generator is free to use online.

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Generate clean social sharing metadata and preview your page before publishing.

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