Create perfect meta tags for Facebook, X (Twitter), LinkedIn and more
This is a rough preview. Always test with official validators.
Want to embed this meta tag generator on your website? Use this code:
Note: Twitter falls back to Open Graph tags if twitter: tags are omitted. We recommend including both for full control.
How Facebook, LinkedIn and Pinterest use OG tags to display rich previews.
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Open Graph is a protocol that enables any web page to become a rich object in social graphs. It's used by Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and others to display rich previews when a link is shared.
summary displays a small square image left of the text. summary_large_image shows a large, wide image above the text. Use large image for articles, products, or when visual impact matters.
Twitter uses Open Graph tags if twitter: tags are not present. However, we recommend including both to have full control over the appearance on each platform.
Social media meta tags control how your content appears when shared. Correctly implemented Open Graph and Twitter Cards can increase click-through rates by up to 30%.
Use 1200 x 630 pixels for Open Graph, 1200 x 600 or 1200 x 675 for Twitter large card.
Aim for 40–60 characters. Longer titles may be truncated on mobile.
Keep it between 150–200 characters. Include keywords naturally.
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