Create share URLs for WhatsApp, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and more
Enter a URL above to generate a share link.
Enter a URL above to generate a share link.
Enter a URL above to generate a share link.
Enter a URL above to generate a share link.
Enter a URL above to generate a share link.
Enter a URL above to generate a share link.
Enter a URL above to generate a share link.
Enter a URL above to generate a share link.
The Social Share Generator builds ready-to-use share URLs for the major social platforms from a single input: your page link, a title, and optional description or hashtags. It outputs the exact web-intent endpoints each network expects, such as Facebook's sharer.php?u=, Twitter/X's intent/tweet?text=&url=, LinkedIn's sharing/share-offsite/?url=, WhatsApp's api.whatsapp.com/send?text=, Telegram's t.me/share/url?url=&text=, Reddit's submit?url=&title=, and mailto: links for email sharing.
Front-end and marketing developers use it to wire up share buttons without pulling in each platform's heavyweight SDK, and content creators use it to generate pre-filled share links for newsletters, docs, and QR codes. Every field you type is URL-encoded correctly so spaces, ampersands, and non-ASCII characters survive the round trip.
Each social network exposes a public 'web intent' or 'sharer' endpoint that accepts your content as query-string parameters. The tool assembles these by combining a fixed base URL with encoded parameters. For example, sharing to Twitter/X produces https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=Your%20text&url=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com, while Facebook produces https://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com. The values are passed through encodeURIComponent, which converts reserved characters (space to %20, & to %26, / to %2F) so they are not misread as URL delimiters.
A key detail is that not every parameter is honored the same way. Facebook deliberately ignores custom title and description parameters and instead scrapes the target page's Open Graph meta tags (og:title, og:description, og:image) to build the preview card. LinkedIn behaves similarly. Twitter/X, WhatsApp, Telegram, and Reddit, by contrast, respect the text and title you pass. That is why controlling the destination page's OG tags matters as much as the share URL itself, and why pairing this tool with an OG tag checker gives the most reliable previews.
The tool runs entirely in your browser using standard string and URL-encoding APIs, so it works offline once loaded and never contacts the social platforms itself until you click a generated link.
Yes, it is completely free and runs entirely in your browser. The URL, title, and text you enter are never sent to our servers or to the social platforms until you actually click a generated share link.
Facebook and LinkedIn ignore title and description query parameters. They build the preview card by scraping the shared page's Open Graph tags, so you need to set og:title, og:description, and og:image on the destination page itself.
No. The generated links use public web-intent and sharer endpoints that require no authentication, no API key, and no JavaScript SDK. They are plain URLs you can put in an anchor tag.
No. All parameters are percent-encoded with encodeURIComponent, so spaces, ampersands, slashes, accented letters, and emojis are safely encoded and decoded back by the receiving platform.
Yes. On mobile devices, links like the WhatsApp and Telegram intents typically open the installed native app, while web endpoints such as Facebook and Twitter/X open the corresponding app or mobile site.
This tool creates a share link (api.whatsapp.com/send?text=) that pre-fills a message for the user to forward to any contact. A click-to-chat link targets a specific phone number to start a conversation, which is what the WhatsApp Link Generator produces.
Only some platforms accept a dedicated hashtags parameter (Twitter/X supports hashtags=), so for consistent results across networks it is safest to include tags directly in the share text, where every platform that reads text will display them.