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An Open Graph preview tool shows you exactly how a webpage's link will appear when shared on social platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, or Twitter/X — pulling the title, description, and image from the page's Open Graph meta tags — so you can catch a broken preview before anyone else sees it.
How to Use This Tool
- Enter the URL of the page you want to preview.
- The tool fetches the page's Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags.
- See a live preview of how the link card will appear on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter/X.
- If the preview looks wrong, update your page's meta tags (use the Meta Tag Generator) and check again.
Why Use This Tool?
Catching a broken or missing social preview after sharing a link widely is hard to undo, since platforms often cache the preview — checking it here first means you can fix missing images or awkward descriptions before anyone else sees a bad preview.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is an Open Graph preview?
It's a preview of how your page's title, description, and image will look when the link is pasted into Facebook, LinkedIn, or similar platforms that read Open Graph meta tags.
2. Why does my link preview show the wrong image?
This usually means the og:image meta tag is missing, pointing to a broken URL, or the image is too small — platforms typically require a minimum image size to display a preview.
3. Does this tool check Twitter Card tags too?
Yes, it checks for Twitter Card-specific meta tags in addition to standard Open Graph tags, and previews how the link will look on Twitter/X.
4. Why isn't my page showing any preview at all?
This usually means the page is missing Open Graph meta tags entirely — add them using a meta tag generator and republish the page.
5. Do I need to republish my page after fixing the tags?
Yes, and you may also need to use each platform's own cache-refresh tool (like Facebook's Sharing Debugger) since they often cache old previews.
6. Is this Open Graph preview tool free?
Yes, it's completely free with no limit on how many URLs you can check.
7. Can I preview a page that isn't published yet?
The tool needs to fetch the live page's meta tags, so the URL must be publicly accessible for an accurate preview.
8. What's the ideal image size for Open Graph previews?
A common recommended size is 1200×630 pixels, which displays well across Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter/X without cropping awkwardly.