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Open Graph & Social Card Generator
Create a sharing image and prepare the Open Graph and X tags for your page. Add your own image or logo, adjust the layout, and download the finished artwork.
- Runs in your browser
- PNG and JPEG downloads
- Open Graph and X tags
Create the sharing image.
A 1200 × 630 canvas with room for your headline and brand.
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No image selected
Static PNG, JPEG or WebP; up to 10 MiB, 4,096 pixels per edge and 8.3 megapixels. Files stay in this tab.
Adjust the highlighted artwork text to see the image. All text must fit before downloading.
Use the image on your website.
Download the artwork, upload it to your website, and paste its public URL into the metadata below. The local artwork appears in the sharing previews; it does not verify that URL.
Keep important content away from the edges. Platforms may crop the image, especially in compact cards. Text wraps and scales to fit. Repeated spaces are simplified; title and subtitle line breaks are preserved.
Describe the shared page
Build the social metadata.
The absolute URL that becomes the Open Graph object's permanent identifier.
49 / 300
Platforms can wrap, shorten, or replace this text. The count is not a score.
86 / 2000
One or two useful sentences. LinkedIn lists this among its required share fields.
14 / 200
Enter a public HTTPS URL. This tool does not request the image or infer its size or type.
63 / 1000
Describe what is in the image—not a promotional caption.
Your public image URL
Upload the finished image to your website and enter its public URL here. Remote URLs are not loaded or checked. Artwork edits do not change these metadata fields.
Metadata and local images stay in this browser tab.
Preview before publishing
Social cards and markup
Approximation
Local artwork is shown when available. Actual cards vary by platform, device, cache state, and crawler access.
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example.comPlace these tags inside the HTML <head>.
Preflight findings
- Open Graph coreReady
The set includes og:title, og:type, og:image, and og:url.
- Image alternative textReady
The image description is included for both Open Graph and X metadata.
- Image deliveryNot checked
The image URL is not requested, so reachability, dimensions, file type, file size, and crawler access remain unverified.
- Social previewsApproximate
Platforms can crop, shorten, omit, cache, replace, or restyle these fields.
What this generator cannot verify
- Whether a platform crawler can reach the live page or image.
- Whether the hosted image matches the downloaded artwork.
- Whether deployed tags are unique, inside a valid head, or cached.
- Whether a platform will display every field or a rich card at all.
Publish the tags, then inspect the live URL with each platform's current tools.
Use previews as a preflight
Check the preview, then the published page.
Social platforms parse, cache, crop, and present metadata differently. This tool keeps the metadata set coherent and shows how content may fit, but it does not imitate a live platform parser or claim exact truncation limits.
Open Graph defines title, type, image, and URL as the basic object metadata. LinkedIn also calls for a description in its share guidance.
The Open Graph specification says an image should include alt text describing what is in it—not a promotional caption.
Publish the image before sharing.
Local exports are 1200 × 630 pixels. Upload the file to your website, add its public URL to the tags, and verify crawler access and the final crop on each platform.
Primary sources
Guidance you can verify.
Reviewed September 20, 2026. The generated markup includes explicit twitter:* fields for X cards. Check how the published page appears when shared, since its display rules and image handling can change.