How this free tool helps
Create social metadata for page titles, descriptions, URLs and share images. Social platforms can cache previews, so published changes may take time to appear.
Create Open Graph and Twitter/X social tags that help control how your pages appear when shared. Generate clean, copy-ready metadata for stronger and more consistent social previews.
Create social metadata for page titles, descriptions, URLs and share images. Social platforms can cache previews, so published changes may take time to appear.
Open Graph tags help social platforms understand the title, description, URL and image you want associated with a shared page. They should reflect the visible content accurately.
Using a tiny image, relative URL or unrelated promotional text can lead to poor previews. Cached social previews may also persist after you update tags.
Publish absolute URLs, a suitable share image and accurate copy, then use the relevant platform debugging tools if an old cached preview remains.
Open Graph metadata helps social platforms understand the title, description, image and URL to use when a page is shared. Support and rendering vary by platform.
They serve a different primary purpose. Search title and description metadata relate to search presentation, while Open Graph fields are designed mainly for social sharing previews.
Use a relevant, high-quality image that represents the page and remains understandable when cropped. Check the current requirements of the social platforms that matter to you.
For a normal canonical page, using the preferred canonical URL for og:url is usually the clearest approach. Intentional campaign or application behavior can require a different implementation.
Open Graph is widely used for social previews, while X/Twitter supports its own card fields and can fall back to some Open Graph data. Supplying both can give you more explicit control.
Use an absolute publicly accessible image URL for reliable sharing. Relative paths may not be interpreted consistently by external social crawlers.