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Open Graph Preview

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Preview how your webpages appear when shared on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

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What Open Graph Preview does

Open Graph Preview shows you exactly how a page will look when it's shared on Facebook, Twitter/X, or LinkedIn, by fetching the page's Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags and rendering them as a share-card preview. Enter a URL to catch a missing og:image, a truncated title, or a blank description before you post the link publicly. It's a fast way to sanity-check social previews without actually posting.

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How to use Open Graph Preview

  1. Enter the URL you want to preview
  2. Click Preview to fetch the page's Open Graph and Twitter Card tags
  3. Review how the share card renders for each platform
  4. Fix any missing or truncated fields on your site and re-check

Who should use it

Made for marketers and seo. Typical uses:

  • Checking a new blog post's share card before announcing it on social media
  • Verifying an og:image displays at the right size after a site redesign
  • Confirming a landing page's title and description read well as a shared link preview

Frequently asked questions

Why does my page show no image in the preview?
It usually means the page is missing an og:image tag, or the image URL in that tag isn't publicly accessible — add or fix the tag and re-check.
Do different platforms render the same card differently?
Yes, Facebook, Twitter/X, and LinkedIn each have their own crop ratios and fallback behavior, so it's worth checking more than one platform's preview.
Is it free to use?
Yes, completely free.
Is my data safe when I preview a URL?
You're only submitting a public page URL — the tool fetches that page's meta tags to build the preview, and nothing personal is involved.
Will this update instantly after I change my site's meta tags?
Re-checking pulls the current live tags, but platforms like Facebook cache old previews separately, so you may also need to clear their cache — for example via Facebook's Sharing Debugger — for the change to show publicly.

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