See exactly how your webpage will look when it's shared on Facebook, Twitter/X, and LinkedIn — and spot any missing meta tags before your visitors do.
A broken or missing preview image can quietly hurt your click-through rate. Catch it before your audience does.
Enter any public webpage URL to see its social media preview and Open Graph data.
A weak or broken social preview can cost you clicks before anyone even reads your content.
View exactly how your page will appear when shared on Facebook, Twitter/X, and LinkedIn.
Instantly spot missing or incomplete Open Graph and Twitter Card tags before you publish.
See every extracted meta tag value in one clear table, no need to view page source manually.
Open Graph is a set of meta tags, originally created by Facebook, that tells social platforms how to display a link when it's shared — including the title, description, image, and URL. Twitter/X uses a similar but separate set of tags called Twitter Cards, which can override the Open Graph values specifically for that platform.
Without these tags, social platforms fall back to guessing — often pulling a random image or an unhelpful snippet of text from the page, which can make your shared links look unpolished or untrustworthy.
Preview your page's social appearance in three simple steps.
Paste the full web address of the page you want to check.
The tool reads your page's Open Graph and Twitter Card tags automatically.
See platform-specific previews and a full breakdown of every tag found.
Common questions about Open Graph and social previews.