Generate Open Graph meta tags that control how your page looks when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn and other platforms.
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Open Graph is a protocol (originally created by Facebook) that lets you control the title, description and image shown when your page is shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, and other platforms that support it. Without these tags, platforms fall back to guessing from your page's regular title and content, often with inconsistent results.
A common recommendation is 1200×630 pixels for og:image, which displays well as a large preview card on most platforms without being cropped awkwardly. Use an absolute URL (starting with https://), not a relative path, since the platform fetching the image won't know your site's domain.
Say you enter title "Free Loan Calculator", description "Calculate your monthly payments.", image https://example.com/og.jpg, url https://example.com/loan-calculator, type Website, and site name "Merondis". The output is six meta tags in order: og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url, og:type (defaulting to "website" if left blank), and og:site_name, each holding exactly the value you entered.
Using a relative image path (like /images/og.jpg) for og:image, the platform fetching the preview has no notion of your domain, so it needs a full absolute URL starting with https://.
Skipping og:url, without it some platforms canonicalize the shared link to whatever URL they crawled (which may include tracking parameters or a redirect target), rather than the clean URL you intended.
Only setting Open Graph tags and assuming X/Twitter will use them, X supports Open Graph as a fallback but a dedicated Twitter Card gives more reliable, predictable results there (see our Twitter Card Generator).
Yes, they serve different purposes. Meta description affects search engine result snippets, Open Graph tags specifically control how your page appears when shared as a social media link, platforms don't reliably fall back to your meta description for this.
Facebook's Sharing Debugger and LinkedIn's Post Inspector are the standard tools platforms provide for previewing and re-scraping your Open Graph tags after you update them.
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