OpenGraph Metadata Builder
Create and customize OpenGraph metadata for your web pages to control how your content appears when shared on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
The title of your page that will appear in social media shares
The name of your website or brand
A brief description of your page content
The canonical URL of your page
URL to the image that will be displayed in social shares
The type of content on your page
Twitter Card Options
How your content appears in Twitter
@username for the website
@username for the content creator
Typical Use Cases
OpenGraph metadata is essential for web developers who want to ensure their content is properly displayed when shared on social media platforms. When a user shares a link on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn, these platforms scrape the page for OpenGraph tags to determine how to display the content. With proper OpenGraph metadata, you can control the title, description, image, and other properties that appear in social shares.
Website owners and marketers also use OpenGraph metadata to improve click-through rates from social media by ensuring that shared links appear attractive and informative. This is particularly important for e-commerce sites, blogs, news portals, and any website where social sharing drives significant traffic. Proper implementation of OpenGraph metadata is a fundamental aspect of social media optimization (SMO) strategy.
OpenGraph Structure
- og:title: The title of your object as it should appear in the social media share
- og:type: The type of your object (website, article, product, etc.)
- og:image: The URL of the image that should represent your object
- og:url: The canonical URL of your object to be used as its permanent ID
- og:description: A short description of the content
- og:site_name: The name of the overall website