Twitter Card Generator

About This Tool

Look, I’ve been building stuff for years, and honestly, most tools out there overcomplicate things. This one? It’s not fancy. It’s just useful. The Twitter Card Generator is exactly what it sounds like—a no-BS way to create those little preview cards you see when someone drops a link on Twitter. You know, the ones with the image, title, and a short description? Yeah, those. Instead of fiddling with meta tags or guessing if your image will actually show up, this thing spits out the code you need in seconds. I built it because I got tired of checking the Twitter validator every five minutes. Now I just plug in my info, grab the HTML, and move on with my life. No drama.

Key Features

• Simple form-based input—no coding knowledge needed.
• Real-time preview so you can see how your card will look before you publish.
• Auto-generates proper meta tags for Twitter (and works with most other platforms too).
• Supports all card types: summary, summary with large image, app, and player cards.
• Copy-paste ready HTML output—just drop it into your site’s head section.
• Free. No sign-up. No tracking. No nonsense.

FAQ

Do I need to host the image somewhere specific?
Nope. As long as the image URL is public and accessible (like on your site or Imgur), Twitter will grab it. Just make sure it’s the right size—1200x630 pixels works best.

Will this work if I’m using a static site generator like Jekyll or Hugo?
Absolutely. The generated code is plain HTML meta tags. You can paste it directly into your template’s head section or front matter, depending on your setup. I use it with Hugo myself.