Open Graph Generator
Open Graph Generator
Create Open Graph and Twitter Card tags so your links look right when shared on Facebook, X, WhatsApp, and LinkedIn.
An Open Graph Generator creates the meta tags that control how your link appears when someone shares it on Facebook, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, X, and most messaging apps. Without these tags, the platform guesses: it may pick a random image from the page, truncate the wrong sentence, or show no picture at all, and a bare, messy link earns far fewer clicks. With them, you choose the exact headline, a short inviting description, and a large image designed for sharing, so every share of your page looks deliberate, professional, and consistent wherever it travels across chats and feeds.
The generator produces both standards together. Open Graph tags, beginning with og:, are read by Facebook, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, and many other services. Twitter Card tags are included alongside them so the same page also displays correctly on X, with a large-image card by default. The recommended share image size is 1200 by 630 pixels, big enough to stay sharp on modern phones.
How to use
- Enter the title exactly as you want it to appear inside shared link cards.
- Write a short description, ideally under two hundred characters, that earns the click honestly.
- Choose the content type, add the full page URL, and paste the full address of your share image.
- Pick the Twitter card style, with large image recommended for most pages.
- Generate, copy the block, and paste it into the head section alongside your other meta tags.
Frequently asked questions
Why does Facebook still show an old image after I add these tags?
Platforms cache the first version they scrape. After updating your tags or image, run the URL through Facebook's Sharing Debugger to force a fresh scrape, and do the equivalent refresh for other networks. Also confirm the image address is publicly reachable and not blocked by your own robots file or a login wall.
What size should the share image be?
Twelve hundred by six hundred and thirty pixels is the widely recommended size for the large card format. Keep important text and faces away from the edges, use a file that loads quickly, and refer to the image with its complete address starting with https, because relative paths are ignored by most sharing scrapers.
Do I need both Open Graph and Twitter tags?
In practice, yes for the best coverage. X reads its own twitter: tags first and falls back to Open Graph when they are missing, while other platforms ignore the Twitter-specific lines. Including both sets, as this generator does, costs a few extra lines and guarantees the intended title, description, and image everywhere.
Where do these tags go on a Blogger or WordPress site?
They belong in the head section. Many themes and SEO plugins already generate them automatically from your post title and featured image, in which case you should use the plugin settings rather than pasting a second set, because duplicated tags with different values can confuse scrapers about which version to display.