Open Graph Meta Tag Generator
Generate complete Open Graph meta tags for social sharing previews.
Processing runs locally in your browser. Toolexa does not upload or permanently store your input.
About Open Graph Meta Tag Generator
Open Graph Meta Tag Generator helps website owners, developers, marketers and content teams create the HTML metadata used by social platforms when a page is shared. Enter a website or page title, a concise description, an image URL, the canonical page URL and the most appropriate content type. The tool instantly assembles clean og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url and og:type tags that can be copied into the head section of an HTML document or Blade layout. It is useful for articles, product pages, portfolios, landing pages, business websites and new projects where social previews need consistent information. A live output area makes it easy to review every value before copying the generated markup. Special HTML characters are safely encoded in attribute values so pasted text does not break the tags. Everything runs locally in your browser with JavaScript; Toolexa does not upload or permanently store the titles, descriptions or URLs you enter. The responsive form works on desktop and mobile, includes practical type choices, provides one-click HTML copying, and clears all fields when you are ready to prepare tags for another page.
How to use Open Graph Meta Tag Generator?
- Enter the page title and social description.
- Add absolute image and website URLs.
- Choose the most suitable Open Graph type.
- Review the generated HTML tags.
- Copy the HTML into your page head.
- Open the tool page and read the input labels carefully.
Open Graph Meta Tag Generator Features
- Generate five essential Open Graph tags
- Website title and description fields
- Image and canonical URL inputs
- Website, article and product type selection
- Live HTML output
- Copy HTML and clear controls
Open Graph Meta Tag Generator FAQs
What are Open Graph tags?
They are HTML meta tags that describe how a page may appear when shared on compatible social platforms.
Where should I add the generated tags?
Place them inside the head element of the relevant HTML page or layout.
Should image and page URLs be absolute?
Yes. Full HTTPS URLs are the most reliable choice for social crawlers.
Which Open Graph type should I choose?
Use website for general pages, article for editorial content, and product for product pages.
Does Toolexa store my metadata?
No. Generation happens locally in your browser and the values are not uploaded.