Generate perfect HTML meta tags, OpenGraph data, and Twitter Cards. Visually preview exactly how your links will look when shared on social media.
Generate perfectly formatted HTML meta tags, Twitter Cards, and OpenGraph tags. Preview how your website will look when shared on Google, Twitter, and Facebook.
Generate perfectly formatted HTML meta tags, Twitter Cards, and OpenGraph tags. Preview how your website will look when shared on Google, Twitter, and Facebook.
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When you share a link on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, or Discord, the platform doesn't just display a boring blue hyperlink. It attempts to "unfurl" the link into a rich card containing an image, a title, and a brief description.
If your website lacks proper Meta Tags and OpenGraph (OG) tags, the social platform will randomly guess what to display—often resulting in an unappealing, broken, or completely empty card.
Poorly formatted metadata directly decreases your Click-Through Rate (CTR) and harms your brand's professionalism.
These are the foundational tags used primarily by Google and other search engines.
<title>: The most important SEO element. Used as the blue link in Google results.<meta name="description">: The snippet of text below the blue link.<meta name="robots">: Instructs crawlers whether to index the page.Developed by Facebook, but now adopted by almost everyone (LinkedIn, Slack, Discord, iMessage).
og:title: Often the same as your HTML title.og:description: Often the same as your meta description.og:image: The absolute URL to the thumbnail image (recommended size: 1200x630 pixels).og:url: The canonical URL of the page.Twitter uses its own specific markup, though it will fall back to OpenGraph if Twitter tags are missing.
twitter:card: Usually set to summary_large_image to get the big, full-width image preview.twitter:creator: The @handle of the content creator.Simply fill out the form above with your Title, Description, Image URL, and Author.
Our visualizer will render a live preview of how your website will appear in Google Search results and as a Twitter Card. Once you are happy with the preview, click Copy HTML to grab the perfectly formatted code block, ready to be pasted into the <head> of your website.
Meta tags are snippets of text that describe a page's content. They don't appear on the page itself, but only in the page's HTML code. Search engines like Google use this metadata to understand what the page is about and how to display it in search results.
OpenGraph was created by Facebook to standardize how URLs are displayed when shared on social media. By including 'og:title', 'og:description', and 'og:image' tags, you control the exact title, summary, and thumbnail image that appears when someone pastes your link into a Facebook post, Slack channel, or iMessage.
For maximum visibility on Google, keep your meta description between 150 and 160 characters. Anything longer will likely be truncated with an ellipsis (...) in the search results.
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