Meta Tag Generator & Social Preview

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Recommended size: 1200 x 630 px

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How it Works

Meta tags are snippets of HTML code that describe the content of a web page to search engines and social media platforms. The Open Graph (OG) protocol is used by Facebook, LinkedIn, and others to control how URLs are displayed when shared. Twitter Cards are specific to Twitter's preview system. This tool generates all these tags automatically, ensuring your content looks professional everywhere.

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FAQ

What are Open Graph (OG) tags?
The Open Graph protocol was introduced by Facebook to standardize metadata on the web. It allows any web page to become a rich object in a social graph, ensuring it displays with a proper image, title, and description when shared.
What is the recommended OG image size?
The optimal size for an Open Graph image is 1200 x 630 pixels (aspect ratio 1.91:1). This ensures excellent quality on high-resolution screens across Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
What is the difference between Title and og:site_name?
The "Title" refers to the specific name of the current page or article. "og:site_name" refers to the overarching brand or website name (e.g., "YouTube" or "New York Times").
Why isn't my image showing on social media?
Social media platforms cache link previews. If you updated your image but see the old one (or none), use a debugging tool like the Facebook Sharing Debugger to scrape your URL again and clear the cache.
Is Meta Description essential for ranking?
Google does not use the Meta Description as a direct ranking factor. However, a compelling description can significantly improve your Click-Through Rate (CTR) from search results, which is a positive signal.
What are Twitter Card types?
The two most common types are 'summary' (small square image + text) and 'summary_large_image' (large rectangular image + text). Large images generally perform better in feeds.
How do I create an OG Image?
You can use design tools like Figma or Canva to create a 1200x630px canvas. Make sure to put the title and key information in the center safe zone to avoid cropping on some devices.
What does the Canonical tag do?
The canonical tag tells search engines which URL is the "master" copy of a page. This helps prevent duplicate content issues when a page can be accessed via multiple URLs (e.g., with query parameters).

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