What is the purpose of Open Graph meta tags?

Open Graph tags allow webmasters to control how links appear when shared on social networks and messaging apps, specifying custom preview images, titles, and summaries.

Where do I paste the generated meta tags?

Paste the generated HTML snippet inside the ... section of your HTML template or CMS header settings.

Are my draft titles or webpage descriptions stored on your server?

No. The meta tag generator runs entirely inside your browser session without remote data storage.

Free & Private Online Browser Utility

SEO Meta Tag & Open Graph Generator Free

Generate clean HTML meta tags, Open Graph (OG) tags for Facebook and LinkedIn, and Twitter Card tags directly in your browser. Enter your webpage title, description, canonical URL, and preview image to generate properly formatted <meta> code with real-time character counters. All tag generation runs in browser memory without sending unpublished webpage drafts or assets to external crawlers.

How to use

Step 1: Input Webpage Details

Type your page title (under 60 characters) and meta description (under 160 characters).
Step 2: Add Social Image & URL

Provide your canonical HTTPS URL, site name, and link to an Open Graph social share image (1200x630px).
Step 3: Copy Formatted HTML Tags

Click Copy Tags to grab the sanitized HTML markup ready to paste into your website's <head> section.

Options explained

Character Length Validation

Tracks title and description counts against Google Search snippet truncation thresholds.

When to use: Use to ensure your titles avoid ellipsis cutoff in mobile and desktop search results.

Open Graph & Twitter Cards

Generates og:title, og:image, og:type, and twitter:card tags for social platform sharing.

When to use: Use to verify preview cards look polished when links are shared on LinkedIn, X, and iMessage.

Robots & Canonical Directives

Generates standard canonical link tags and index/follow robots directives.

When to use: Use to prevent duplicate content indexing issues across duplicate URL paths.

Worked example

Input: Title: 'ToolVerve Developer Tools', Description: 'Fast client-side utilities.', URL: 'https://toolverve.com'

Output: <title>ToolVerve Developer Tools</title> <meta name="description" content="Fast client-side utilities."> <meta property="og:title" content="ToolVerve Developer Tools">

Standard W3C HTML5 and Open Graph protocol tags formatted with UTF-8 character encoding.

Tips & limits

Keep meta titles between 50 and 60 characters to prevent Google Search from truncating your headline.
Recommended Open Graph social share image dimensions are 1200x630 pixels (1.91:1 aspect ratio).
Always specify an absolute canonical URL starting with https:// to consolidate search ranking equity.

Common problems

Social media preview does not update when link is shared: Social platforms cache metadata; use platform debugging tools (like the LinkedIn Post Inspector) to clear cached previews.
Title tag gets truncated in search results: Google truncates titles at approximately 600 pixels width (roughly 55–60 characters); keep core keywords at the beginning.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the purpose of Open Graph meta tags?: Open Graph tags allow webmasters to control how links appear when shared on social networks and messaging apps, specifying custom preview images, titles, and summaries.
Where do I paste the generated meta tags?: Paste the generated HTML snippet inside the <head> ... </head> section of your HTML template or CMS header settings.
Are my draft titles or webpage descriptions stored on your server?: No. The meta tag generator runs entirely inside your browser session without remote data storage.

How to use

Step 1: Input Webpage Details

Step 2: Add Social Image & URL

Step 3: Copy Formatted HTML Tags