Meta Tag & Open Graph Generator with Live Preview
Write your page title and description, see how they look in Google and as a shared link, then copy ready-to-paste meta, Open Graph and Twitter tags.
How to use the Meta Tag Generator
- Enter the page URL, title and description.
- Add a share image URL (1200×630 px works across most platforms).
- Check both previews, then copy the tags into your page’s <head>.
- Live previews See a search result and a social card update as you type.
- Length warnings Flags titles and descriptions likely to be cut off in search results.
- Copy-ready HTML Standard meta, Open Graph and Twitter Card tags, properly escaped.
- Private by design Runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to us.
Tactics this tool helps with
- Awareness
Build honest comparison pages
Publish fair "us vs competitor" pages that capture buyers searching for alternatives and help them decide faster.
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Fix how your links look when people share them
Set Open Graph tags and a proper share image so every link to your site shows up as a clear, clickable card.
Impact Medium Effort Low + free toolCategories: SEO, Social Media - Acquisition
Programmatic SEO pages that rank for long-tail searches
Generate hundreds of search pages from one template and a real dataset, so each page answers a specific long-tail query better than anything else.
Impact High Effort High + free toolCategories: SEO, Content - Referral
Make your users' results easy and attractive to share
Turn the outcomes people get from your product into ready-made cards and links they want to post, so every share introduces you to their friends.
Impact High Effort Medium + free toolCategories: Social Media, Content
Frequently asked questions
How long should a meta title be?
Search engines truncate by pixel width, not characters, but staying around 50–60 characters keeps most titles intact. Put the important words first.
Does the meta description affect rankings?
Not directly, but it often becomes the snippet under your result, which affects whether people click. Search engines may rewrite it if they think another passage fits the query better.
What size should an Open Graph image be?
1200×630 pixels (a 1.91:1 ratio) is the common recommendation and displays well on LinkedIn, Facebook, X and most chat apps.
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