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Open Graph Preview

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Free Open Graph preview tool. See how your URL looks when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, and messaging apps. Debug OG tags instantly.

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The same Open Graph tags don't render identically everywhere, Facebook, LinkedIn, and a messaging app like iMessage or WhatsApp each crop the preview image, size the card, and truncate the title slightly differently, which means a link that looks fine on one platform can still show up cropped oddly or missing entirely somewhere else. This tool renders how a URL actually looks when shared across Facebook, LinkedIn, and messaging apps together, debugging OG tags by showing the real rendered result on each destination rather than a single generic preview.

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Useful for catching a preview that looks fine on Facebook but crops badly on LinkedIn, checking how a link actually appears in a messaging app before sharing it there, or debugging OG tags by comparing the same URL's rendered preview across several platforms at once.

Key features

  • Clean interface
  • Fast processing
  • No signup required
  • Works offline

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Quick answers for Open Graph Preview

Does typing in my URL automatically pull in my page's title, description, and image?
No, you enter the title, description, image URL, and site name yourself in the form fields, then the preview panel updates live for whichever platform tab is selected, there is no automatic fetch of your page's existing meta tags.
Which platforms can I preview the share card for?
Four tabs let you switch between Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Slack, each rendered with that platform's own card layout and colors so you can compare how the same title and image look across all of them.
What happens if my image URL fails to load?
The broken image is hidden automatically in the preview and the card falls back to its "No Image" placeholder, so a bad link is obvious before you publish.