Paste your meta tags and see exactly how the link will look on Facebook, LinkedIn and X — plus a check for the mistakes that break social cards. Free.
First time here? Copy the meta tags from your page's head Your input is processed locally and disappears when you close the tab.
A link that shares as a bare blue URL instead of a card costs you clicks on every platform at once, and the cause is almost always one wrong tag. Our free open graph preview renders your link exactly as Facebook, LinkedIn, and X will show it, and tells you what is broken.\n\nPaste the meta tags from your page's head — not a URL, because browsers block cross-origin requests and no in-browser tool can fetch another site's HTML. The previews then show both card styles side by side, including the difference between X's large image and small thumbnail layouts, which is decided by a single tag most people forget.\n\nThe checks catch what actually goes wrong in practice: a missing og:image, which is the difference between a card and a plain link; a relative image path, which social crawlers cannot resolve and which is the most common cause of an image-less card; an over-long description that will be truncated; and a missing twitter:card that silently downgrades your layout.\n\nOne thing worth knowing before you re-test: every platform caches aggressively. After fixing your tags you must re-scrape the URL in Facebook's Sharing Debugger or LinkedIn's Post Inspector, or the old card will keep appearing for days and you will think the fix failed. Pair this with the Meta Tag Generator to author the tags and the Image Resizer to produce a correctly sized 1200x630 image.
Copy the meta tags from your page's head
Paste them into the tool
Compare the Facebook and X card previews
Fix anything flagged in the checks
Re-scrape the URL in the platform's own debugger
Paste your tags, not a URL. Browsers block cross-origin requests, so no in-browser tool can fetch another site's HTML. Open your page, view source, and copy the meta tags from the <head>.