What image size should I use for social sharing?

Use 1200×630 pixels for optimal display across platforms. This works well for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Discord.

Why doesn't my og:image show up when I share?

Social platforms cache previews. Use Facebook's Sharing Debugger or Twitter's Card Validator to force a refresh. Also verify your image URL is publicly accessible.

Can I preview how my link looks before sharing?

Yes, that's exactly what this tool does. Enter your meta tag values and see live previews for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Discord before publishing.

Open Graph Preview - Test Social Share Cards

Preview how your links appear on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Discord. Test Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags before publishing.

Meta Tag Input

og:title

Recommended: 40-60 characters 0/95

og:description

Recommended: 55-200 characters 0/200

og:url

og:image

Recommended: 1200×630 pixels

og:site_name

Twitter-specific (optional)

twitter:card

Generated Meta Tags

Facebook / Meta Preview

No image

EXAMPLE.COM

Page Title

Description will appear here

Twitter / X Preview

No image

Page Title

Description will appear here

example.com

Discord Preview

Site Name

Page Title

Description text here

LinkedIn Preview

No image

Page Title

example.com

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Frequently Asked Questions

Open Graph is a protocol that controls how URLs are displayed when shared on social media. It defines the title, description, and image that appear in share cards.

Open Graph is used by Facebook, LinkedIn, and others. Twitter Cards are Twitter's own format. Most sites support both with overlapping meta tags.

Copy the generated meta tags and paste them in your page'ssection. They're standard HTML meta tags that social platforms read when your URL is shared.

og:site_name is your website or brand name, displayed separately from the page title. It helps users recognize your content source in social feeds.

No. The 1200×630 format works well everywhere. However, you can use platform-specific tags (twitter:image) if you want different images for Twitter versus Facebook.

Social platforms will guess based on your page content. Results are unpredictable—wrong images, poor descriptions, or missing information. Always add OG tags for control.

Title: 40-60 characters to avoid truncation on mobile. Description: 55-200 characters. The tool shows character counts to help you stay within recommended limits.

Meta Tag Input

Twitter-specific (optional)

Generated Meta Tags

Facebook / Meta Preview

Twitter / X Preview

Discord Preview

LinkedIn Preview

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