Open Graph Generator
Generate Open Graph meta tags for social media sharing
Open Graph Settings
Open Graph Properties
Article Properties
Twitter Card
Social Preview
Facebook Preview
Twitter Preview
Generated Meta Tags
Usage Examples
Website Homepage
Generate OG tags for a website homepage with proper branding and social media appearance.
Blog Article
Create article-specific OG tags with author, publish date, section, and tag information.
E-Commerce Product
Build product OG tags optimized for e-commerce with product images and descriptions.
Features
Live Social Preview
See how your link will appear on Facebook and Twitter in real-time
All OG Properties
Support for all Open Graph properties including article-specific tags
Twitter Card Integration
Generate matching Twitter Card tags alongside Open Graph tags
Privacy First
All processing happens locally in your browser, no data sent to servers
How to Use?
Enter OG Properties
Fill in the title, description, URL, and image for your page. Select the appropriate content type.
Preview & Customize
Check the live preview to see how your link will appear on Facebook and Twitter. Adjust as needed.
Copy & Implement
Copy the generated meta tags and paste them into the head section of your HTML page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Open Graph Generator?
An Open Graph generator helps you create the og: meta tags that control how your links look when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and other platforms. Fill in your title, description, image URL, and content type, and get copy-ready HTML meta tags with a live social preview.
Key Features
Supports all OG properties including type, locale, and site name. Article-specific fields for author, published time, section, and tags. Twitter Card integration with card type selection. Live Facebook and Twitter previews so you see exactly what your shared links will look like before publishing.
Common Use Cases
Blog posts need article-type OG tags with author and publish date. E-commerce products benefit from product-type tags with images. Homepage and landing pages use website-type tags with strong branding. Every page that gets shared on social media should have OG tags.
Tips
Always use high-quality images at 1200x630px. Keep your OG title under 60 characters and description under 200. Test your tags with Facebook's Sharing Debugger after deploying. Use the article type for blog posts to get richer link previews.
Privacy
Everything runs in your browser. No URLs, images, or tag data are sent to any server.