Open Graph is a protocol that controls how URLs are displayed when shared on social media. Key tags include og:title, og:description, og:image, and og:url.

Each platform renders previews slightly differently. Our previews use the same OG data but platform-specific styling may vary. They're accurate guides, not pixel-perfect replicas.

1200×630 pixels is optimal for most platforms. Use at least 600×315. Images smaller than 200×200 may not display or look poor quality.

The image URL must be absolute (starting with https://), publicly accessible, and not blocked by robots.txt or authentication.

Keep titles under 60 characters for Facebook and 70 for Twitter. Longer titles get truncated with ellipsis (...).

155 characters max for Facebook, 200 for Twitter. LinkedIn is stricter at about 150 characters. Write concise, compelling descriptions.

Twitter uses its own tags but falls back to OG if Twitter tags are missing. Including both ensures optimal display on all platforms.

Use platform debuggers: Facebook Sharing Debugger, Twitter Card Validator, and LinkedIn Post Inspector. They show exactly what gets cached.

Platforms cache OG data. Use their debugger tools to force a refresh after updating your meta tags.

It displays your site/brand name separately from the page title. Useful when page titles don't include your brand name.