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Meta & Open Graph Helper

Generate clean meta tags and social previews for your pages. Ideal for landing pages, blog posts and product pages where you want search and social to line up neatly.

Runs entirely in your browser · nothing is saved or sent to third-party APIs.

Plan: Free Free · core helper for tidy head snippets. Sign in to prepare for saved presets (coming soon)

Input Page details

Describe the page once and we’ll generate SEO meta, Open Graph tags and a Twitter card.

Page title

Aim for 50–65 characters where possible.

Site / brand name

Shown in social previews as the source.

Meta description

Try to keep it around 80–160 characters. 0 chars

Canonical URL

The preferred URL for this page.

Open Graph type

“website” is fine for most pages; “article” suits blogs.

Social image URL

Ideally 1200x630px or similar.

Image alt text

Shown by some platforms for accessibility.

Twitter / X handle (optional)

Without the full URL – just the handle.

Twitter card type

“summary_large_image” gives a big, image-led preview.

Locale (optional)

For example en_GB, en_US.

Theme colour (optional)

Used by some browsers to tint the address bar.

Include basic meta robots (index, follow) Include Twitter / X card tags

Output Head snippet & preview

Copy the HTML into your <head> and use the preview as a quick sense-check before you push.

<head> snippet

Fill in the fields on the left and press “Generate tags” to build a tidy <head> snippet.

Social preview (rough) Not exact, but close enough to catch obvious issues.

No image URL set

Title will appear here once you start typing.

Description gives people a reason to click – keep it human, clear and aligned with the page.

example.com Site name

Later on this helper will plug into your account so you can keep presets per project, reuse patterns and quickly roll out meta for entire sections.

Part of the upcoming wave of 1-Byte tools.

Handy before you ship new pages: build your tags here, paste them in, then double-check with Facebook, X and LinkedIn debuggers once they’re live.

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