Social Share Card Generator
Generate Open Graph and Twitter Card tags for any page — title, description, URL and image — ready to paste into your markup, entirely in your browser.
🔒 Your data never leaves the browser — not one character is sent anywhere, and nothing is stored
How to use it
- Write the page title and descriptionThese become the headline and summary line on the share card. Keep the title concise and the description between 120 and 160 characters.
- Add the page URL and site name (optional)The full link starts with https://; the site name shows under the title on some platforms.
- Add a share image (optional)Paste the full image URL, and enter its dimensions if you know them — ideally 1200×630.
- Copy the tagsThe code generates live beneath the fields, ready to paste into your <head>, next to what our meta-tag generator produces.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are Open Graph tags?
Open Graph tags are lines of code inside the <head> that describe your page to social platforms like Facebook, X (Twitter), WhatsApp and LinkedIn: the title, description and image shown whenever someone shares your link. Without them, those sites display a bare URL with no picture or summary.
Why are there Twitter Card tags too?
Because X (formerly Twitter) runs its own tag system alongside understanding Open Graph. The tool generates both from the same data, so the share card renders properly whether the link lands on Facebook, X, or any platform that reads either set first.
Why is og:type optional?
Because the default value — site or website — suits most pages, so emitting it adds nothing; the tool skips it unless you pick something different like article or product. If you explicitly choose website, the output is the same minus that one tag.
Why must the URL and image be complete links?
Because og:url and og:image have to be full URLs starting with https:// — browsers resolve incomplete links against the current page, so a partial address produces a different result than you intended. The tool won’t emit them unless the link is complete, and warns you when it falls short.
What’s the ideal size for a share image?
Aim for 1200×630 pixels (roughly a 1.91:1 ratio) — the dimensions most platforms display in full without heavy cropping. If you don’t know an image’s dimensions, no need to guess; the tool still emits the image tag, just with a less-than-ideal preview result.
Does the tool grade my share card or score it?
No, and we don’t claim to. How a card looks depends on your content and image, not on some score we invent. The tool generates the tags and flags only the limits platforms display; anything finer-grained than that is outside its scope — and every tag is produced inside your browser without a single upload.