Open Graph Generator
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About This Tool
Open Graph Generator is a free online tool that builds the og: meta tags controlling how a page looks when its link is shared. Fill in your title, description and image URL, then copy the finished tags into your page's head section. A live preview shows the share card as you type.
It earns its keep the first time a post you shared turns up as a bare blue link with no picture. Reach for it when you are launching a landing page and want the cover image to show on LinkedIn, when a client's blog posts preview with the wrong headline, or when a one-off article needs tagging correctly without editing a CMS plugin. Filling the tags in by hand means remembering the exact property names.
Everything runs inside your browser. The text you type never reaches a server, and the image URL you paste is loaded into the preview by your own browser, exactly as a visitor's would be. That keeps unannounced product names, draft headlines and staging URLs out of anyone else's logs while you get the tags ready.
How to Use Open Graph Generator
Enter the page details
Type the Title, Page URL and Description you want shown on the share card. The preview below updates as you type.
Add a share image
Paste an Image URL, ideally 1200x630 pixels, and describe it in Image Alt Text. The preview loads the image so you can check how it crops.
Set the type and platform options
Pick a Content Type and Locale. Leave "Also generate Twitter Card tags" ticked if you want twitter: tags alongside the og: ones.
Generate and copy
Click Generate Open Graph Tags, then use Copy or Download and paste the tags into your page's head section. Clear resets the form.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes! All our tools are 100% free to use with no hidden costs, no registration required, and no credit card needed.
Absolutely. All tools run entirely in your browser (client-side). Your data never leaves your device and is not sent to our servers.
Yes, once the page is loaded, the tool will continue to work even if you lose internet connection since it runs in your browser.
There is no strict character limit, but very large amounts of text (100,000+ characters) may slow down your browser.
Yes! All our tools are free for both personal and commercial use.
Inside the head section, anywhere before the closing head tag. The order does not matter and they can sit among your other meta tags. They must not go in the body, because social crawlers only read the head and will fall back to guessing a title and image.
Use 1200x630 pixels, which is the 1.91:1 ratio the large preview card is built around. Anything below 600x315 gets shown as a small thumbnail instead. The URL must be absolute and publicly reachable, since a relative path or a staging URL behind a login will not load.
Mostly no. X reads og:title, og:description and og:image when no twitter: equivalent exists. The one worth adding is twitter:card, which decides whether the link shows as a small thumbnail or a large image. Tick the Twitter option here and both sets are generated together.
Social networks cache what they scraped the first time, often for days. Adding the new tags does not clear that cache. Re-scrape the URL with the platform's own tool -- the Facebook Sharing Debugger or the LinkedIn Post Inspector -- and the fresh preview appears straight away.
It is a close approximation, not a pixel-perfect copy. Every network crops the image and truncates the title and description at its own limits, and those limits change without notice. Use it to catch a missing image or an overlong headline, then confirm with the platform's own debugger before launch.
No. It builds tags from the fields you fill in and never fetches a page, because it runs entirely in your browser with no server to request the URL on its behalf. To check tags already on a live page, view its source or use a social platform's debugger.