Twitter Card Generator
Generate Twitter Card HTML meta tags with customizable titles, descriptions, images, and author handles for web pages.
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This Twitter Card generator produces clean HTML meta tags to help customize how your web pages look when shared on social networks. A non-empty page title is required to generate markup. By default, the generator uses the large summary card format, but you can specify other card types according to your site layout requirements. Along with the required title, you can add an optional summary description, an image URL, a website handle, and an author handle. When provided, the tool automatically formats each value into its corresponding meta tag line, applying standard HTML character escaping to preserve special characters safely. If the title field is left blank, no tags are output. Once you enter your title and any optional details, copy the generated HTML block directly into the head section of your website source code. This simple process lets you manage social snippet metadata quickly across individual articles, product pages, or landing pages.
Instructions
- Enter the title for your web page or article in the title field.
- Select or specify the card format, such as a large summary card.
- Optionally provide a short description, image URL, website handle, and creator handle.
- Copy the generated meta tags and paste them into the head section of your HTML document.
Examples
- Generating tags for a blog article with title 'Getting Started with CSS Grid', a large summary card, a thumbnail URL, and site handle '@exampleblog'.
- Creating minimal tags with only the page title 'Product Launch Announcement' to produce basic card metadata.
FAQ
Why does the tool show no output when I fill out optional fields?
A non-empty title is required before the generator produces HTML meta tags. Once you enter a title, all provided fields appear in the output.
How are special characters handled in the title and description?
The tool automatically applies standard HTML character escaping to convert characters such as quotes and ampersands into safe HTML entities.
Where should I place the generated code on my website?
Paste the generated meta tag snippet directly inside the head section of your web page HTML.