Free Open Graph & Twitter Card Generator
Generate perfectly formatted social media meta tags to make your links look professional on Facebook, X (Twitter), and LinkedIn.
Why Do Some Links Look Terrible on Social Media?
Have you ever spent hours writing the perfect blog post, only to paste the link into a Facebook post or a Tweet, and it looks awful? Sometimes there is no image, the title is cut off, or the description is just a random chunk of text from your sidebar.
This happens because social media platforms don't automatically know which part of your website to highlight. They need you to explicitly tell them what to display. You do this by adding Open Graph (OG) tags and Twitter Cards to the HTML of your page.
What Are Open Graph and Twitter Cards?
Originally created by Facebook in 2010, the Open Graph protocol was designed to make web pages easily sharable on social media. Today, almost every major platform—including LinkedIn, Pinterest, and Discord—uses Open Graph tags to generate those beautiful, clickable link previews.
Twitter (now X) has its own slightly different system called Twitter Cards. While Twitter can read standard Open Graph tags as a fallback, providing specific Twitter Card tags ensures your thumbnail image is large, crisp, and properly formatted for their feed.
How This Tool Boosts Your Traffic
When you use our generator to create these tags, you aren't just making your links look pretty—you are actively optimizing for a higher Click-Through Rate (CTR). Here is why you need it:
- Big Images Win Clicks: Links that generate a "summary_large_image" card get significantly more engagement than links with tiny thumbnail boxes.
- Brand Professionalism: A perfectly cropped image with a catchy title makes your website look like a highly credible, professional source.
- Control Your Messaging: Instead of letting a bot guess what your article is about, you get to write the exact marketing hook that appears below the image.
How to Add These Tags to Your Website
Adding these tags is a one-time setup for most individual pages. Just fill out the form above with your article's title, a short description, and the direct URL to your featured image. Click generate, and copy the code.
If you are using custom HTML or Blogger, you just need to paste this code inside the <head> section of your website. Just be careful not to paste it inside the body of your text!