Design how your content looks when shared across social platforms. Preview and perfect your Open Graph and Twitter card meta tags before you publish.
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When someone shares your link, the card that appears is the first impression of your brand in that feed. A missing image, a truncated title, or an old description makes the post look broken, and low quality shares reflect on the content before anyone reads a word. Social cards are the packaging of your content in the attention economy.
The meta tags behind those cards are simple but specific. Open Graph tags handle most platforms, Twitter card tags handle X, and each platform reads them slightly differently. A card that looks perfect on Facebook can show a blank image on LinkedIn if the tags are incomplete. Testing the shared result is the only way to be sure.
There is a conversion angle too. Cards with clear titles, relevant images, and accurate descriptions earn more clicks from the same post. In paid and organic social alike, getting the card right is free traffic.
Enter your page title, description, image URL, and site name. The preview renders the card as it will appear when shared, using the same rules the major platforms apply. Adjust the copy until the card reads well at a glance.
Add your page URL and a Twitter handle if you want the full Twitter card markup. The generator produces both the Open Graph tags and the Twitter card tags in one block, ready to paste into the head of your page.
Copy the generated tags and place them in your page head section. After publishing, share the link in a private message or post to verify the live card. If it does not match, check that your image URL is absolute and publicly reachable, then refresh the platform's cache.