OpenGraph / Meta Tag Generator

Visually generate OpenGraph and Twitter meta tags with a live social media card preview.

OpenGraph Generator
Visual generator for OG and Twitter meta tags with live preview. Runs entirely in your browser.
Live Preview CodeMirror Output
Metadata Inputs
Social Previews
Twitter & LinkedIn Preview
example.com
Awesome Page Title
This is a brief description of the page content that will appear in social media feeds when the link is shared.
Generated HTML Tags Copy and paste into <head>

How ZeroData protects your privacy

  • No Uploads: Processing happens entirely via client-side JavaScript.
  • No Storage: We do not have a database. We physically cannot save your data.
  • No Tracking: We don't log what you process or track your inputs.
  • Verifiable: Check your DevTools Network tab. You will see 0 outbound requests.

How to Use the OpenGraph / Meta Tag Generator

  1. Enter the page title that should appear in the preview card.
  2. Write a compelling 1-2 sentence description.
  3. Paste the absolute URL of your featured image (must be publicly accessible when deployed).
  4. Set your Twitter handle and the OpenGraph type (e.g., website or article).
  5. Review the live preview card, then click Copy Meta Tags to grab the HTML.

Common Use Cases

  • Testing social media card appearance.
  • Generating meta tags for blog posts.
  • Optimizing Twitter sharing.
  • Creating OpenGraph tags for marketing landing pages.
  • Debugging preview image URLs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is OpenGraph?

OpenGraph (OG) is a standard protocol originally created by Facebook that standardizes how URLs are displayed when shared on social media platforms and messaging apps.

Why do I need both Twitter and OpenGraph tags?

While some platforms gracefully fall back to OpenGraph, Twitter uses its own specific tags (like twitter:card) to ensure optimal rendering of large image previews.

What image size should I use for social previews?

For the 'summary_large_image' Twitter card and standard OG sharing, an image size of 1200x630 pixels with an aspect ratio of 1.91:1 works best.

Is the metadata uploaded to a server?

No. All tag generation and preview rendering occur entirely in your browser using local JavaScript.

Why isn't my image showing up when I share a link?

Ensure that your image URL is an absolute path (including https://) and that the image file is publicly accessible. Relative URLs will not work for social media bots.

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