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Generate Open Graph Tags with an Image

Generate a full set of Open Graph tags, including an og:image line, for social share previews.

How this differs from Meta Tag Generator

This generator builds og:type, og:title, og:description, og:url, an og:image tag, and a Twitter summary_large_image card — six tags in total. The og:image value is constructed automatically by appending /og-image.jpg to whatever URL you enter, rather than letting you paste a specific image URL directly.

This is the key difference from this site's Meta Tag Generator: that tool skips og:image entirely and adds a plain <title> and canonical link instead. Use this page specifically when the social preview image is what you're focused on getting right.

Workflow at a glance

Use this quick flow to understand where the tool fits in your work and what to review before relying on the output.

1Enter title& URL2Build og:imagepath3Read generatedtags4Test theshare preview

Review checklist

Before
Have a real 1200x630px-ish image ready at the URL path this tool will reference, or plan to replace the tag after copying.
After
Share the actual link on the platform you care about and confirm the preview card renders as expected.

When the social preview specifically matters

Use it before sharing a link on social platforms or in a chat app, where the preview card's image, title, and description are what people actually see and click on.

Who needs Open Graph tags with an image

Social media managers

Prepare Open Graph tags so a shared link's preview card looks right.

Bloggers publishing a new post

Set the image, title, and description that will show up when the post is shared.

Developers wiring up social previews

Draft the values first, then implement them in a metadata object or head tags.

Marketing teams

Check how a campaign page's social card will read before it goes live.

What's included in the output

Includes og:image

Unlike Meta Tag Generator, this builds an image tag automatically from your URL.

og:type set to website

A fixed type value appropriate for most standard pages.

Twitter card tag included

Adds a summary_large_image card tag alongside the Open Graph tags.

Live updates

The output box reflects your title, description, and URL as you type.

Generating your tags step by step

  1. 1Enter the page title, description, and canonical URL.
  2. 2Watch the output box build og:type, og:title, og:description, og:url, og:image, and the Twitter card tag.
  3. 3Confirm the og:image path (yourdomain.com/og-image.jpg) matches an image that actually exists at that URL.
  4. 4Copy the output and paste it into your page's head section or CMS metadata settings.

Where social previews get tested

Preparing Open Graph tags so a shared link's preview card looks right on social platforms.

Setting the image, title, and description for a new blog post's social share.

Drafting social preview values before implementing them in a Next.js metadata object.

Checking how a campaign page's social card will read before publishing.

Where your title and URL go

The tag block is built directly in your browser as you type — nothing is sent to a server.

Getting a working image tag

  • Make sure an image actually exists at the /og-image.jpg path this tool generates, or replace the tag with your real image URL after copying.
  • Use a 1200x630px image where possible — that's the size most platforms expect for a large social card.
  • Test the final page with a social platform's own preview debugger after publishing, since rendering can vary.
  • Keep the description concise — most platforms truncate long descriptions in the preview card.

Open Graph mistakes to avoid

Assuming the og:image path is automatically valid

The tool constructs a predictable path, but you still need an actual image file living at that URL.

Using a tiny or oddly-cropped image

Most platforms expect roughly a 1200x630px image for the best-looking large card.

Not testing the live share

Preview cards can render differently across platforms — check with a real share or a platform's debugger tool.

Confusing this with Meta Tag Generator

This page focuses on the social image tag; use Meta Tag Generator if you need the plain title, description, and canonical tags instead.

Before you share the link

Open Graph Generator is the tool to reach for specifically when the social preview image matters. Pair it with Meta Tag Generator if you also need the page's core title, description, and canonical tags.

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FAQ

Open Graph Generator FAQ

Answers for using Open Graph Generator on I Love Tool XYZ.

Does this include an og:image tag?

Yes. It builds one automatically by appending /og-image.jpg to your entered URL.

How is this different from Meta Tag Generator?

This page includes og:image and og:type but skips the plain title and canonical tags that Meta Tag Generator adds.

What image size should I use?

Roughly 1200x630px is the common target for a large social preview card.

Will the preview look the same on every platform?

Not necessarily — test the actual shared link on each platform you care about.