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Social Share Preview

Free social share preview tool. See how your page renders on Facebook, X/Twitter, LinkedIn, Discord, Slack, and WhatsApp — with live og:title, og:description, and og:image preview. Character-count checks against each platform. 100% private.

Live previews (6 platforms)

Related glossary terms

Want a deeper dive? These glossary entries explain the concepts behind this tool.

How to use it

1

Fill in the Open Graph fields

Title, description, image URL, page URL, and site name. Defaults are loaded so you can see the tool in action before you bring your own data.

2

Check the live issue panel

Empty fields, oversized titles, broken image URLs, and missing canonicals are flagged in the amber panel above the previews. Fix the input and the issues update instantly.

3

Scan the 6 platform previews

Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Discord, Slack, and WhatsApp all render slightly differently. Compare the layout and adjust your title or image until every preview looks click-worthy.

4

Copy the final URL to share

Use the page URL in your post once the previews look right. For the actual meta tags, switch to our Meta Tags Generator tool to copy a ready-to-paste <head> block.

Frequently Asked
Questions

Everything you need to know about social share preview.

Open Graph is a protocol Facebook introduced in 2010 that lets any web page control how it appears when shared on social media. You add <meta property='og:...'> tags to your page's <head>, and platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, Discord, and Slack read them to build a preview card with title, description, and image. The protocol was extended by Twitter's 'Twitter Cards' and is now the de-facto standard for cross-platform link previews.

1200 × 630 pixels (1.91:1 aspect ratio) is the safe size for Facebook, LinkedIn, and Slack. X / Twitter uses 1200 × 675 (or 1200 × 600 for the smaller card). Discord and WhatsApp auto-crop, but starting with 1200 × 630 and using the central 1080 × 600 of the image for key content gives you the best results across all platforms. The maximum file size Facebook accepts is 8MB; the safe target is under 1MB for fast loading.

Each platform renders the og: tags slightly differently. Facebook shows the full card with image on top. X / Twitter truncates the description aggressively and sometimes shows a smaller card. LinkedIn shows a similar card but with a different font and domain label. Slack and Discord use the image prominently but truncate the description to one line. WhatsApp shows a tiny preview with just the title and domain. The only way to optimize for all is to keep your title under 60 chars and your description under 100 chars.

Each platform caches your preview image and metadata. Facebook uses a 'sharing debugger' at developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/ to force a re-scrape. X / Twitter has a 'Card Validator' at cards-dev.twitter.com/validator. LinkedIn uses a 'Post Inspector' at linkedin.com/post-inspector/. After updating your tags, run the URL through the platform's debug tool to clear the cache before sharing again. The cache is typically 7 days for Facebook, 7 days for X, 7 days for LinkedIn.

Yes on both. Completely free, no signup, no per-preview limit. 100% private — every preview renders in your browser. Your og: tags, image URLs, and page URLs are never sent to our servers, never logged, never used to train any AI. Open DevTools → Network while you use it: zero outbound requests carry your data. The only network activity is the og:image URL you provided, which the browser loads directly to render the preview — same as if you opened the URL in a new tab.

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