Open Graph & Twitter Card Previewer

Open Graph & Twitter Card Previewer — Free Social Meta Tag Generator

Want your links to look great everywhere they’re shared? This Open Graph & Twitter Card Previewer lets you see exactly how your title, description, and image will render on Facebook, X (Twitter), LinkedIn, and more—before you publish. It also generates clean social meta tags you can paste into your page <head> (or your SEO plugin), so you avoid broken cards, missing images, and cut-off text.

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Open Graph & Twitter Card Previewer

Open Graph & Twitter Card Previewer

Preview social cards, validate image size, and copy clean Open Graph and Twitter meta tags. No code needed—paste the tags into your page <head>.

1) Inputs

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Image rule of thumb: 1200×630 (1.91:1) JPG/PNG under ~5MB. Twitter large card also prefers 2:1 (1200×628).

2) Preview & Tags

example.com
Open Graph title preview
Description preview will appear here.
Twitter title preview
Twitter description preview goes here.

Note: Previews are approximations. Final rendering depends on each platform. Use official debuggers after publishing.

What is an OG/Twitter preview tool? ⚡⚡

Open Graph (OG) and Twitter Cards are snippets of metadata—“social meta tags”—that describe your page to social platforms. Typical tags include og:title, og:description, og:image, and twitter:card. A preview tool renders those tags the way users will see them (a social share image plus your headline and summary). That means you can test different titles, verify OG image 1200×630 sizing, and confirm your card looks consistent across platforms.

Why use it (and why it matters)

  • No more guesswork: See a realistic Twitter Card preview and an Open Graph preview side by side.
  • Catches common mistakes: Missing or too-small images, overlong text, non-HTTPS URLs.
  • Cleaner brand presence: Consistent “link preview” everywhere boosts trust and CTR.
  • Copy-ready output: One click gives you the OG/Twitter tags to paste or hand to your developer.
  • Faster workflow: Test in seconds instead of publish → share → delete → fix → repost.

How to use the previewer (must-have inputs)

To get accurate previews and valid tags, please fill these required fields:

Open Graph (Facebook/LinkedIn)

  1. Page URL (required) → outputs og:url.
  2. Title (required) → og:title (aim ≤ 60–70 characters).
  3. Description (required) → og:description (110–200 characters).
  4. Image URL (required) → og:image (absolute HTTPS, 1200×630 px, ≤ ~2 MB).
  5. OG type (recommended) → website, article, or product.
    (Nice to have: og:site_name, og:image:alt for accessibility.)

Twitter

  1. Twitter card (required) → keep summary_large_image for a big preview.
  2. Title (required) → twitter:title.
  3. Description (required) → twitter:description.
  4. Image URL (required) → twitter:image (same 1200×630 image works).
    (Optional: twitter:site with your @handle.)

Steps

  • Enter Page URL and Site name.
  • Add Title and Description; watch the helpful char counters.
  • Paste an Image URL; the tool checks dimensions and aspect ratio (1.91:1).
  • Choose OG type and Twitter card.
  • Copy the generated meta tags. Add them to your page <head> or the Social tab of your SEO plugin.
  • After publishing, refresh caches using the Facebook Sharing Debugger and Twitter Card Validator links.

Best practices for perfect social cards

  • Use the right size: 1200×630 px (1.91:1) JPG/PNG; keep file size ≤ ~2 MB.
  • Always absolute URLs: https://… only (no relative paths).
  • Front-load value: Write human-first titles and descriptions; avoid keyword stuffing.
  • Brand consistently: Set og:site_name; include a subtle logo on the image.
  • Match canonical: og:url should match the canonical page URL.
  • Re-scrape after changes: Social networks cache aggressively; use the official debuggers.
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FAQs

Q1) Why doesn’t my image appear in the preview?
Usually: the URL isn’t public, it’s not HTTPS, hotlinking is blocked, or the dimensions don’t meet 1200×630. Upload to your site, copy the absolute URL, and try again.

Q2) Do I need a different image for Twitter?
No. The same 1200×630 works with summary_large_image. Twitter also accepts ~1200×628; keep the 1.91:1 ratio.

Q3) What’s the difference between OG and Twitter Cards?
OG is an open standard used by Facebook and LinkedIn; Twitter Cards are Twitter’s format. Use both so your link preview is reliable everywhere.

Q4) The platform still shows an old image—why?
Caching. After updating your tags or image, open the Facebook Sharing Debugger (“Scrape Again”) and Twitter Card Validator (“Preview card”) to refresh.

Q5) Can I set a default image site-wide?
Yes. Most SEO plugins let you configure a default Open Graph image used whenever a page is missing og:image.

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