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Free Open Graph Generator
Create Open Graph meta tags quickly for better looking social previews. Add your page details, generate the tags, and copy the ready-to-use code.

What Our Open Graph Generator Creates
Open Graph tags share details about a webpage with platforms that use Open Graph metadata. They define the title, description, URL, image, and content type for shared page links.
Navicosoft’s Open Graph Generator creates the needed tags from the information you provide:
- og:title for the title shown with the shared page
- og:type to define the type of content, such as a website or article
- og:url for the preferred URL of the page
- og:image for the image used in the social preview
- og:description for a short summary of the page
- og:site_name for the name of the website
Open Graph Image Requirements
Your social preview image is an important part of the generated metadata. Use a clear, relevant image that represents the page and works well in a wide social preview format.
A 1200 × 630 pixel image is a commonly recommended size for Open Graph images. Make sure the image URL is publicly accessible and uses a complete HTTP or HTTPS URL.
- Use a relevant image instead of a random page image.
- Keep important text away from the edges of the image.
- Use an absolute image URL that can be accessed by social crawlers.
- Add image width, height, and alt information when supported by your setup.
- Keep the image related to the page being shared.
Open Graph Tag Basics
Every webpage does not need every possible Open Graph property. The core protocol requires og:title, og:type, og:image, and og:url. Other properties can provide additional information about the page and its social preview.
Every webpage does not need every possible Open Graph property. The core protocol requires og:title, og:type, og:image, and og:url. Other properties can provide additional information about the page and its social preview.
The generated code should be placed inside the area of your webpage. Check your CMS or SEO plugin to see if it already creates Open Graph tags. This helps you avoid adding duplicate or conflicting tags.
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Your Questions, Our Answers
What is an Open Graph Generator?
An Open Graph Generator is a tool that creates Open Graph meta tag code for a webpage. You provide information such as the:
- Page Title
- URL
- Description
- Image
- Content Type
What are Open Graph tags used for?
Open Graph tags describe a webpage to platforms that use Open Graph metadata. They can help determine which title, description, image, and URL are used when a page link is shared.
Which Open Graph tags are required?
The Open Graph protocol defines four basic properties for a webpage:
- og:title
- og:type
- og:image
- og:url
What image size should I use for Open Graph?
A 1200 × 630 pixel image is a commonly recommended format for Open Graph previews.
Where should I add Open Graph tags?
Open Graph tags should normally be placed inside the section of the webpage. If your CMS or SEO plugin already generates these tags, check its existing settings before adding another set manually.
Do Open Graph tags improve Google rankings?
Open Graph tags manage how webpages appear when shared on compatible platforms. They do not directly affect Google rankings and shouldn't replace essential SEO elements.
How do I use Navicosoft's Open Graph Generator?
Fill in your webpage details in the generator. Include the title, URL, description, image, and content type. Generate the tags, copy the HTML code, and put it in your webpage's section.



















