Make your link look good everywhere
Fill in four things, watch exactly how your page will appear on Google, Facebook, and X, then copy one block of code into your site.
1, Tell people about your page
{{ urlWarning || 'The full link to this exact page, starting with https://' }}
{{ imageWarning }} We couldn’t load that picture, double-check the link. That picture is only {{ imgDims.w }} pixels wide, it may look blurry. 1200 × 630 works best. Picture loaded, {{ imgDims.w }} × {{ imgDims.h }} pixels. A link to a picture that’s already on your site, 1200 × 630 pixels works best. Social sites fetch it from your address, so it can’t be a file on your computer.
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{{ handleWarning || 'Letters, numbers, and underscores, the @ is added for you.' }}
Read aloud to people who can’t see the picture.
2, See how your link will look
{{ pTitle }}
{{ pDesc }}
3, Copy the code into your page
Paste it near the top of your page’s <head>, the invisible section before your content. That’s everything Google, Facebook, and X need.
{{ generatedCode }}
Add a title, description, address, or picture link above to build your code.
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