SEO settings control how your deeplink appears when shared on social media, in search results, and in browser tabs. These settings are available on paid plans (Growth and above).
Where to Find SEO Settings
Go to the Create Deeplink or Edit Deeplink page
Expand the Advanced Settings section
Scroll to the SEO Settings sub-section
Basic SEO Fields
Favicon URL
The small icon that appears in the browser tab when someone visits your link.
Upload an image or paste a URL
Recommended format:
.ico,.png, or.svgPlaceholder:
https://example.com/favicon.ico
Page Title
The title that appears in browser tabs and search results.
Placeholder:
Your Page TitleKeep it under 60 characters for best display in search results
Meta Description
A brief summary of the page shown in search results below the title.
Placeholder:
Brief description of your pageKeep it under 160 characters
Meta Keywords
Comma-separated keywords relevant to your content.
Placeholder:
keyword1, keyword2, keyword3
Open Graph Settings (Social Sharing)
Open Graph tags control how your link appears when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and other platforms that support OG previews.
OG Image URL
The preview image shown when your link is shared on social media.
Upload an image or paste a URL
Recommended size: 1200 x 630 pixels
Placeholder:
https://example.com/og-image.jpg
OG Type
The type of content. Options:
Website (default)
Article
Product
Profile
OG Site Name
The name of your website/brand.
Placeholder:
Your Site Name
Twitter Card Settings
These tags control how your link appears when shared on Twitter/X.
Twitter Card Type
The layout style. Options:
summary_large_image (default) — large image preview
summary — small image preview
app — app promotion card
player — video/audio player card
Twitter Image URL
The image shown in the Twitter preview. Can be different from your OG image.
Twitter Handle
Your Twitter/X username (e.g., @yourhandle).
Custom Meta Tags
For advanced users, you can add arbitrary meta tags to your link's page.
Click Add Custom Meta Tag
Enter the Name (the meta tag name attribute)
Enter the Content (the meta tag content attribute)
Add as many as needed
Click the X button on any tag to remove it
This is useful for platform-specific meta tags not covered by the standard fields.
Tips
Always add an OG image — links shared on social media without an image get significantly less engagement
Keep titles concise — most platforms truncate titles after 60 characters
Test your previews — after setting up OG tags, use tools like the Facebook Sharing Debugger or Twitter Card Validator to check how your link will appear
Use high-quality images — blurry or low-resolution OG images look unprofessional