Social Media SEO

Open Graph Generator

Control how your content looks on Facebook, LinkedIn, and X. Generate valid OG tags and preview them instantly.

General Info
Media & Type
Recommended: 1200x630 pixels
Localization (Optional)
Facebook / LinkedIn Preview
EXAMPLE.COM
Your Page Title
Your page description will appear here, truncated if it gets too long...
Generated Meta Tags

                

            

        


    







    

        

            
Why You Need Open Graph Tags

            

                First introduced by Facebook in 2010, the Open Graph protocol allows any web page to
                become a rich object in a social graph. Basically, it allows you to tell social media platforms
                (Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and even Messenger/WhatsApp) exactly what information to display when
                someone shares your link.
            

            

                Without OG tags, these platforms try to guess your content. They might pick a random image from your
                sidebar, cut off your title, or display no description at all. This leads to lower click-through
                    rates (CTR) and less engagement. To optimize your primary metadata, consider using our standard Meta Tag Generator
                first.
            


            
Key Tags Explained

            
    
                
  • og:title: The headline of your object. Keep it catchy and under 60-95 characters.
                
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  • og:type: The type of object (e.g., "website", "article", "video"). This changes how
                    it's rendered.
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  • og:image: The most important tag. Use a 1200x630px image for best results on
                    high-DPI screens.
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  • og:url: The canonical URL of the object.
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Open Graph FAQs

        

        
What is the recommended Open Graph image size?
The optimal size for Facebook and LinkedIn is 1200 x 630 pixels. This creates a 1.91:1 aspect ratio that fills the feed width nicely.
Do I need Twitter Cards if I have Open Graph?
Twitter (X) will fallback to Open Graph tags if Twitter Cards are missing. However, for the best control (like Large Image Summaries), it's recommended to include both.
Why isn't my new image showing up on Facebook?
Facebook caches OG data aggressively. If you updated your image, use the Facebook Sharing Debugger to 'Scrape Again' and clear the cache.