Better link previews, more clicks
When someone shares your link, social networks read its Open Graph tags to build the preview card: the title, description and image. Without them, platforms guess — often badly. Fill in the fields and see a live Facebook/LinkedIn-style preview as you type.
The generator checks your og:image size against the recommended 1200 × 630 px, supports the article, product and profile types, and can import the current tags from any URL so you can fix an existing page quickly.
How to add Open Graph tags
- 1
Import a page or start fresh
Enter a URL to load its tags.
- 2
Fill in title, description and image
Watch the preview.
- 3
Copy the tags
Paste them into your page's <head>.
- 4
Refresh the cache
Use Meta's Sharing Debugger after changes.
Key features
Live share preview
See the card before you publish.
Image size check
Warns about small images.
All common types
website, article, product, profile.
Import from URL
Start from existing tags.
Common uses
- Blog posts: Get eye-catching previews on social media.
- Product pages: Share products with the right photo.
- Landing pages: Make campaign links look professional.
Tips and good to know
- Use an absolute https:// URL for og:image; relative paths don't work.
- Add X-specific tags with the Twitter Card Generator, or everything at once with the Meta Tag Generator.
Frequently asked questions
What size should an Open Graph image be?
1200 × 630 pixels (a 1.91:1 ratio) displays well on Facebook, LinkedIn and most other platforms.
Why doesn't Facebook show my new image?
Facebook caches previews. Paste the URL into Meta's Sharing Debugger and click “Scrape Again”.
Do Open Graph tags help SEO?
Not directly, but better previews earn more clicks and shares, which bring visitors and links.