Does this tool fetch metadata from a live page?

No. This version is intentionally client-side only. You enter the values you want to test, which makes it useful during drafting even before the real page exists.

Why can the final shared card still look a bit different?

Every platform has its own cached parser, crop rules, and text truncation logic. The preview helps you catch likely layout problems, but the final rendering always depends on the platform that reads the tags.

What is the difference between og:title and the page title?

They can be the same, but they do not have to be. Many teams keep the page title SEO-focused while writing a shorter, more share-friendly og:title for social previews.

Should I always provide an og:image:alt value?

Yes, when possible. It improves accessibility context and gives your team a better habit for media metadata hygiene, especially across articles and campaign assets.

Can I use this for articles, products, and profile pages?

Yes. The type switch lets you generate tags for multiple common content types, so it works for editorial pages, product campaigns, brand microsites, and profile-style pages.

Open Graph Preview

Draft your title, description, URL, and image once, then see how the card feels before you publish it to social platforms or messaging apps.

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Open Graph Fields

Change the metadata on the left. The preview cards and copyable tags update immediately.

Title

Keep it concise and specific. Many platforms truncate long titles after roughly 60 to 90 characters.

Description

Aim for one tight summary instead of stacking multiple ideas into a long sentence.

Site name

Content type

Canonical URL

You can paste a full URL or a bare domain. The tool normalizes it for preview output.

Image URL

Image alt text

Generated Meta Tags

Copy these into your page head or CMS SEO field after final review.

Live Preview

Use both cards to check readability in wide feeds and compact message layouts.

Title chars 0

Description chars 0

Image state

Fill in the share fields

Enter title, description, site name, canonical URL, and image URL. Switch the content type to match the page.

Compare both card layouts

Review the wide feed card and the compact card together, and watch the counters to avoid awkward truncation.

Copy the meta tags

When the preview looks right, copy the generated Open Graph tags into your head markup, CMS SEO fields, or templates.

When should I use this tool?

Use it before publishing landing pages, articles, campaigns, or product links when you want to verify that Open Graph copy still reads well once the URL is shared.

Does it fetch metadata from a live page?

No. Everything runs in your browser, so you can test values even while the real page is still in draft.

Why can the final card still look different?

Each platform applies its own cache, crop rules, and truncation. Treat this preview as a QA pass, not a pixel-perfect guarantee.

Do og:title and the HTML page title need to match?

Not necessarily. Many teams keep an SEO-focused page title while writing a shorter, more share-friendly og:title.

Should I always fill in og:image:alt?

Yes, whenever possible. It improves accessibility and helps your team keep healthier media metadata habits.

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