Open Graph Generator

How to Use ETTVI’s Open Graph Generator?

ETTVI provides you with two options to generate OG tags: Default and Customized.

Generate Standard Open Graph Tags

Click on “Default” to generate meta tags for a standard open graph and then follow these steps:

STEP 1: Enter the URL

Place the link to the web resource for which you are generating the open graph tags.

(it automatically fetch the title and description of the requested web resource)

STEP 2: Select Number of Images

Click on “Images” to specify the number of images to display on the open graph. You can add from 1 to 10 images.

STEP 3: Select Type of Web Resource

Click on “Types” to specify the type of web resource or content.

Select any of the following options as per the requirements:

• Article

• Website

• Book

• Book Author

• Book Genre

• Business

• Fitness Course

• Musician

• Music Album

• Music Playlist

• Music Radio Station

• Place

• Product

• Video

• Profile

• Restaurant

• Menu Card

• Generic

STEP 4: Enter Image URL(s)

Paste the link(s) to the images(s) which you have selected to display on the open graph.

ETTVI’s OG Tags Generator will enable you 1 to 10 image URLs as specified.

STEP 5: Run the Tool

Click on “Generate” to generate open graph tags.

STEP 6: Check Results

When you run ETTVI’s Open Graph Generator, it automatically generates and displays the Open Graph Tags.

STEP 7: Save Results

Choose any of the following ways to save the Open Graph Tags:

• Click on to copy the meta codes

• Click on to save the meta codes as a file in your system

Customize Open Graph Meta Tags

Go to the “Custom” tab to generate customized OG meta tags

STEP 1: Enter Post Title

Write “Title” of the web resource for which you are generating the open graph

STEP 2: Enter Post Description

Write a concise and captivating “meta description” to highlight the content intent

STEP 3: Enter Site Name

Mention the “Name” of the website

STEP 4: Enter URL

Place the “Link” to the respective web resource

STEP 5: Select Number of Images

Specify “How Many Images” you would like to display on the open graph. You can choose 1 to 10 images

STEP 6: Enter Image URL(s)

Paste the link(s) to the image(s) which will appear on the open graph

The Image URL bar(s) will be displayed according to the number of images you have selected.

STEP 7: Select Type of Web Resource

Click on “Types” and specify for which web resource or content you are generating open graph tags.

You can choose from the following options:

• Article

• Website

• Book

• Book Author

• Book Genre

• Business

• Fitness Course

• Musician

• Music Album

• Music Playlist

• Music Radio Station

• Place

• Product

• Video

• Profile

• Restaurant

• Menu Card

• Generic

STEP 8: Run the Tool

Click on “Generate” to generate open graph tags as required.

STEP 9: Save Results

You can use any of the following ways to save the customized OG meta tags:

• Click on and copy the meta codes to the clipboard

• Click on and the meta codes will be saved as a file

Everything to Know About Open Graph Tags

Open graph meta tags are the key to making the web content noticeable, clickable, and shareable across social media platforms.

What is an Open Graph?

Open graphs are like featured snippets that highlight the content intent of web resources when shared on social media. More simply, we add the open graph meta codes to the header of an HTML resource in order to customize and optimize the way the link of the respective web resource will appear on Facebook, LinkedIn, or Twitter.

What are Open Graph Meta Tags?

Open graph meta tags are the codes that we use to configure and customize the way a web page link appears on social media. Basically, these are the HTML tags that we use to create an open graph. Any tag with the og: prefix is an open graph tag and these tags are placed in the header of a web page.

OG tags are a part of Facebook's Open Graph Protocol. Other social media sites including LinkedIn and Twitter also use this protocol to enhance the preview of web links.

Why Do We Use Open Graphs?

In the digital world, everyone wants their content to bring attention and increase brand exposure. So, their ultimate goal is to produce engaging content that their users instantly like and share across the web.

The first step is to understand user needs and create quality content accordingly. Whereas the second step is to make that content more appealing, clickable, and shareable via social media platforms. Here comes the use of open graphs: OG tags enhance the appearance of links on social media platforms.

In short, we use Open Graph Meta Tags because they help to:

• Enhance the reach of your content on social media
• Give social media users a quick overview of the content
• Boost the content’s search visibility

How Many Open Graph Tags Are There?

An open graph must contain four basic tags, which include og:title , og:type , og:image , and og:url. The open graph is the best way to provide a quick overview of the content, as it clearly specifies the title, description, and URL of a web page.