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
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{{ 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.
Copy didn’t work, the code above is selected, press Ctrl+C or Cmd+C.
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