Preview how your links appear when shared on different social platforms
See how your link will appear when shared on different social media platforms
Enter a URL above to see how it appears on social media platforms
When someone shares a link on LinkedIn, WhatsApp, or X, each platform fetches the target URL and renders a preview card using Open Graph (og:*) and Twitter Card (twitter:*) meta tags. A bad preview kills click-through. This tool fetches your URL server-side, extracts every preview-relevant tag, and renders platform-accurate mockups so you can see exactly what your audience will see — and edit fields inline to test changes before you deploy.
Each platform crops og:image to its own aspect ratio and truncates title/description at different lengths. WhatsApp is most aggressive (40 char title), LinkedIn is most generous (~200 char description).
Either the site returns non-standard HTML, blocks unknown user-agents, or renders entirely via JavaScript. For JS-rendered sites, configure server-side OG tags or use dynamic meta tags.
1200×630 is the safe default. LinkedIn preserves it nearly unchanged; WhatsApp crops to square; Twitter keeps the full image if you use summary_large_image.
OG tags don't directly affect rankings, but strong previews correlate with higher social click-through rates, which drive more traffic and inbound links.
They're client-side only — the target page is not modified. Manual edits let you test alternative copy before you deploy new meta tags.
