About this tool
Open Graph tags are a small block of extra `` tags in a page's `
` that tell Facebook, LinkedIn, Discord, Slack and most other platforms how to render a link preview when someone shares the URL — which title, description and image to show instead of a bare link. Without them, most platforms fall back to guessing from the page's own `This generator builds the `og:title`, `og:description`, `og:url`, `og:image`, `og:type` and optional `og:site_name` tags for you, with a live preview approximating how the card typically renders. Because rendering details (image crop, character limits, caching behavior) vary slightly between platforms, it is still worth testing the final result with the target platform's own debugger or preview tool before publishing widely — everything here runs locally in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
What image size should I use for og:image?
1200×630px is the widely recommended size — it displays well as a large card on Facebook, LinkedIn and most link-preview surfaces without cropping awkwardly.
Why is my title/description showing a warning?
The tool flags titles over 60 characters or descriptions over 200 characters, since most platforms truncate longer text in the preview card. It's a non-blocking suggestion, not an error.