Fill in your og:title, og:description, og:image URL and og:url. These are the four tags that control how your link looks when shared on every major social platform.
Three pixel-accurate mock-ups update instantly as you type, showing exactly how your link card will render on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter/X with their specific layouts.
Live character counters flag when your title or description is too long for each platform. Truncation kills click-through rates, fix it before it goes live.
Once you're happy with the preview, copy the ready-to-paste Open Graph meta tag HTML directly into your page's <head> section.
Enter your page details below. The social card previews on the right update live as you type.
Common questions about this free tool, answered clearly.
Open Graph tags tell social platforms how to display your link, the title, description and preview image. Without them, Facebook, LinkedIn and X pick text and images at random, which usually looks poor.
Use a 1200 by 630 pixel image for the best result across Facebook, LinkedIn and X. Smaller images may show as a tiny thumbnail instead of a large card.
Social platforms cache Open Graph data. After you update your tags, use the platform's debugging or sharing tool to refresh the cache so the new preview shows.