Powering link previews, metadata extraction, screenshots, Markdown conversion, embeds, and URL intelligence workflows at scale.
The oEmbed API helps developers turn URLs into embeddable content for apps, dashboards, CMS platforms, publishing tools, internal systems, and user-generated content workflows.
Send a URL and receive embeddable output your application can display, store, or transform into a rich link experience.
Return provider-supported oEmbed data when the URL supports native embeds.
Use embed-ready HTML when available from supported providers like YouTube, Vimeo, and others.
Generate a rich fallback card when a URL does not support native oEmbed.
Use page metadata to provide context around the embedded URL.
Display a visual thumbnail or preview image alongside the embed when available.
Show where the embed came from and help users trust the content.
Use normalized URL data to build consistent embed experiences across providers.
Receive structured output that your application can render, save, or pass into other workflows.
oEmbed, Embed, and Link Preview can sound similar. Here is how to know which fits your use case.
Generate embed-ready output across links, media, articles, and webpages.
You want a broader embedding workflow that is less tied to the oEmbed format.
Generate rich link previews with title, description, image, domain, and metadata.
You need preview cards instead of full embed behavior.
Pass any public URL to OpenGraph.io — a YouTube video, an article, a product page, or any link.
The platform looks for native oEmbed support first, then falls back to metadata, images, and preview data.
Use the response to render a native embed, fallback card, or link preview experience in your app.
Start with an API key and generate embed-ready output from URLs without provider-specific setup.
Use native oEmbed when available and fallback cards when it is not — one endpoint covers both.
Implementation details live in the docs so this page stays focused on product fit.
Test real URLs before using embeds in production workflows.
Render useful previews for links submitted by users, editors, customers, or internal teams.
Pair embeds with previews, metadata, screenshots, extraction, and audits when your workflow needs more context.