Open Graph Generator
Fill in your Open Graph details and get ready-to-paste og: meta tags with a live preview of how the link will look when shared. Generated in your browser.
1. Open Graph details
LocalShare preview
2. Generated tags
HTMLAbout Open Graph Generator
The Open Graph Generator produces og: meta tags from your details, with a live preview of how the link will look when shared on social platforms. It is for marketers and developers controlling how pages appear in shared posts.
Without Open Graph tags, shared links show whatever a platform guesses, often poorly. Generating the tags locally gives you control over the title, image, and description, and previews the result before you publish.
Step by step
- Enter the Open Graph title, description, URL, and image.
- The preview shows how the shared link card will look.
- Refine the text and image reference until the card is clear.
- Copy the og: meta tags.
- Paste them into your page head.
What it offers
- og: title, description, image, and URL tags
- Live shared-link preview
- Ready-to-paste og: tags
- og: tags generated in the browser
Where it helps
- Controlling how a blog post looks when shared
- Setting a custom share image for a landing page
- Fixing a link that previews with the wrong text
- Preparing share metadata before a launch
Tips for best results
- Provide a clearly sized share image so platforms do not crop it unpredictably.
- Keep og:title and og:description aligned with the page’s actual content.
- After publishing, re-scrape the URL in each platform’s debugging tool so it picks up the new tags.
Pitfalls to watch for
- Omitting og:image, which leaves shared links looking bare.
- Using an image too small or the wrong shape, so platforms crop it awkwardly.
- Setting og:url to something other than the page’s canonical address.
Why people use it
Controlled sharing
Decide the title, image, and text of shared cards.
Preview first
See the card before it goes live.
Standards-based
Uses the widely supported Open Graph protocol.
Private
Details are processed locally.
Common questions
This runs entirely in your browser
No file or text you enter here is uploaded. Encoding and decoding happen on your device using native browser APIs — close the tab and nothing remains on a server.