Build Open Graph (og:*) and optional Twitter / X Card (twitter:*) tags for rich link previews — use absolute https URLs for the page and hero image. Everything is
assembled locally: no server-side fetch of your URLs and no upload to DroidXP, the same client-only stance as
APK Analyzer and
APK String Extractor. Pair with
Meta Tag Generator for classic <meta name="description"> lines.
After deploy, validate with each network’s debugger (Facebook Sharing Debugger, X Card Validator, LinkedIn Post Inspector). Related: Meta Tag Generator, Canonical Tag Generator.
When someone pastes your link in Slack, Discord, iMessage, or social feeds, the platform reads og:title, og:description, and especially og:image to build a rich card. This generator outputs
HTML you can paste into <head> — with the same privacy model as
APK Analyzer: your URLs are not fetched or stored by DroidXP.
Both og:url and og:image should be full https:// links that crawlers can retrieve without logging in. Hotlinking from private buckets or localhost will fail in validators.
X (Twitter) can fall back to OG tags, but explicit twitter:* lines reduce ambiguity. This tool mirrors title, description, and image into the Twitter block when enabled.
Inputs may be saved in localStorage for convenience. Nothing is transmitted to DroidXP when you type — similar to keeping extracted text in-tab with
APK String Extractor.
og:type and optional locale and site name.<head>, then run platform debuggers after publish.No. Tags are assembled from text you type — nothing is sent to DroidXP, same local-only model as APK Analyzer and APK String Extractor.
Crawlers fetch your page metadata and need fully qualified links. Relative image paths break previews; mixed http/https can cause warnings.
Many platforms recommend at least ~1200×630 for large link previews (1.91:1). Enter real dimensions when known — some validators read og:image:width and height.
They overlap. Twitter falls back to OG when twitter:* is missing, but explicit twitter:title, twitter:description, and twitter:image avoid ambiguity.
Platforms cache cards — use Facebook Sharing Debugger, X Card Validator, or LinkedIn Post Inspector after deploy. CDN or auth-walled images will not render.
Yes for search snippets and accessibility — pair this tool with a normal meta description and title; OG handles rich social previews.
You can, but unique images per URL usually perform better in feeds — match the page topic.
Optional @username of the website or brand — shown on some Twitter/X cards; not required for a valid card.
Yes — your strings stay in the tab; only static assets load from DroidXP.
Some plugins emit their own OG tags — avoid duplicates by disabling one source or merging carefully so property names are not repeated with conflicting values.