Welcome to mBed


mBed allows you to easily build your own custom embeds for platforms like Discord, Telegram (and other which support link previews) by the use of Open Graph and Twitter card metatags by typing the address of this website and adding query parameters after it manually with your own values

How can i use this?


To use mBed, simply type in the address of this website in your desired place and add query parameters after it for example like this:


https://mbed.vercel.app/?t=Hamsters&n=soft+creatures&d=theyre+awesome


Which will give us a result like this:


soft creatures

Hamsters

theyre awesome

Now what does each query parameter mean?


Each query parameter contained in the link has its own distinct purpose and (for some) values it can accept, and their purpose is as follows:


?t= ‒ Title of the embed


https://mbed.vercel.app/?t=Hamsters&n=soft+creatures&d=theyre+awesome


soft creatures

Hamsters

theyre awesome


?n= ‒ Smaller text above


https://mbed.vercel.app/?t=Hamsters&n=soft+creatures&d=theyre+awesome


soft creatures

Hamsters

theyre awesome


?d= ‒ Description


https://mbed.vercel.app/?t=Hamsters&n=soft+creatures&d=theyre+awesome


soft creatures

Hamsters

theyre awesome


?c= ‒ Color

Color in three or six digit hex format without the #, for example:

?c=ff006a

?c=b4dd1e

?c=fac

?c=c4d


https://mbed.vercel.app/?c=ff006a




?i= ‒ Image

URL of the image shown inside the embed, for example:


https://mbed.vercel.app/?i=https://picsum.photos/1280/720


image

How can i join query parameters?


In order to join query parameters use & instead of ? just like this:


https://mbed.vercel.app/?t=Hamsters&n=soft+creatures&d=theyre+awesome


How can i separate words in the links?


In order to keep the spaces between words use + or %20 just like this:


https://mbed.vercel.app/?t=Hamsters&n=soft+creatures&d=theyre+awesome


https://mbed.vercel.app/?t=Hamsters&n=soft%20creatures&d=theyre%20awesome



Also remember to avoid spaces, <, >, #, %, {}, |, \, ^, ~, [, ], `, ", and ' in links as they can make the link invalid or get interpreted incorrectly