Open Graph & Twitter Card Generator
Shape how shared pages may appear on Facebook, X and LinkedIn, then export production-ready social metadata.
Social Metadata Settings
Previews and code update automatically.
Use a publicly accessible HTTPS image. URL syntax does not prove crawler access.
Upload Image for Preview
PNG, JPG, or WebP · never uploaded
Recommended: 1200 × 630 px (about 1.91:1). Other sizes remain usable.
Advanced Social Settings
X (Twitter) Card Settings
example.com
Your social title
Your social description will appear here.
Approximate Facebook preview. Framing is for preview only. Social platforms may crop images differently.
Generated HTML
Snippets for insertion inside the webpage <head>.
- Add an Open Graph title.
- Add an Open Graph description.
- Add a valid public Page URL.
Open Graph Tags
<meta property="og:type" content="website">
<meta property="og:locale" content="en_US">Twitter Card Tags
<meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image">How to use Open Graph & Twitter Card Generator
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Enter the public Page URL, Site Name, Open Graph Title, Description and a publicly reachable image URL.
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Upload an optional PNG, JPG or WebP only when you want to inspect the image privately before publishing it.
- 3
Open Advanced Settings to choose the Open Graph type, locale, alt text, article details or X-specific overrides.
- 4
Compare the Facebook, X and LinkedIn previews, and drag the image to examine alternative cover framing.
- 5
Copy one tag group or all generated tags, or download the finished HTML head snippet.
Frequently asked questions
About Open Graph & Twitter Card Generator
A shared link often becomes a visitor's first impression of a page. This generator keeps the Open Graph fields used across major networks beside dedicated X Card overrides, so titles, descriptions and image choices can be reviewed as one coherent package. Article metadata, locale and accessible image text are available when the page needs more than the basic website fields.
The three platform views help reveal long copy and risky image framing before code reaches production. Local uploads never become crawler-facing URLs, and generated values are safely escaped before the HTML snippet is copied or downloaded. The previews are planning aids rather than promises: social platforms retain control over caching, rewriting and final presentation.