Open Graph Meta Tag Generator

Generate Open Graph meta tags for your website and control how your pages appear when shared on social media.

Open Graph

Choose a content type and enter the information for your page.

Please enter a title.
Must include http:// or https://
Please enter a valid URL.
Recommended size: 1200 × 627 pixels.
Please enter a valid image URL.

Additional Information

Live Preview

SOCIAL PREVIEW
Preview Image Your social image will appear here
example.com
Your page title
Your page description will appear here.
Preview is illustrative. Actual social platforms may display your metadata differently and may cache older versions.
✓ Your data is processed locally in your browser. No API or server is required.

Generated Code

Copy this code to the <head> section of your page.
✓ Code copied!

What Is an Open Graph Meta Tag Generator?

An Open Graph Meta Tag Generator creates the HTML metadata used to describe a webpage when it is shared on social networks and other services that support Open Graph.

Instead of writing every tag manually, you can enter your page information and generate the required code instantly.

Why Are Open Graph Tags Important?

  • Control the title shown with shared links.
  • Provide a description for shared content.
  • Specify the image associated with your page.
  • Define the type of content being shared.
  • Create a more consistent social-sharing experience.

How to Use This Tool

  1. Select your content type.
  2. Enter the page title.
  3. Enter your complete webpage URL.
  4. Add your social image URL.
  5. Add your description.
  6. Complete any optional type-specific fields.
  7. Click Generate Code.
  8. Copy the generated code into your webpage's head section.

Frequently Asked Questions

An Open Graph meta tag is HTML metadata that describes a webpage for services that use Open Graph information when displaying shared links.
A 1200 × 627 pixel image is a useful general-purpose social sharing size. The exact display can vary between platforms.
The generated meta tags normally belong inside the HTML document's head section.
No. This generator creates the HTML locally in your browser. No AI API or external service is required.
Yes. The generated code can be used on WordPress pages where custom head metadata can be added. If an SEO plugin already generates Open Graph tags, avoid creating duplicate tags.