Open Graph Generator

The Open Graph Generator creates the meta tag code needed to control how a page looks when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, and other platforms that read the Open Graph protocol.

Why Leaving This to Chance Produces Bad Results

Without explicit Open Graph tags, social platforms fall back to guessing which content to display — often grabbing the first image found on the page (which might be a logo or irrelevant graphic) and a generic snippet of text that doesn't function well as a share preview. Explicitly generating these tags gives you direct control over exactly what title, description, and image represent your page when someone shares it.

Tags This Generator Produces

• og:title — a headline written specifically for the share context, which can be more attention-grabbing than a standard SEO title tag.
• og:description — a short, compelling summary distinct from the meta description used in search results.
• og:image — ideally a purpose-built share image, since generic thumbnails or logos tend to underperform compared to a custom graphic designed for the share card format.
• og:type — tells platforms what kind of content the page represents (article, website, product), which can affect how the share card is formatted.

Testing Before You Publish

After adding generated tags, use a platform-specific debugging tool (like Facebook's Sharing Debugger) to preview and force a re-scrape, since social platforms cache Open Graph data aggressively and won't automatically pick up changes on their own.