Does this preview fetch my live page tags?
No. Enter the metadata manually. The tool previews and generates tags from the values you type.
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Enter title, description, URL, and image URL to preview social cards and copy Open Graph plus Twitter meta tags.
Preview how your links appear on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Generate OG and Twitter Card meta tags instantly.
The Open Graph and Twitter Card Preview tool lets you draft social sharing metadata and see approximate card layouts before publishing. It accepts a title, description, page URL, and image URL, checks for missing required text, warns about long Open Graph title or description values, validates that URLs use safe HTTP or HTTPS formats, previews Facebook/LinkedIn-style and Twitter/X-style cards, and generates copy-ready meta tags for Open Graph and Twitter Card markup.
Fill in the page title, description, canonical sharing URL, and image URL. Toggle desktop or mobile preview to review the card layout, then read the readiness summary and warnings. Copy the generated tags when the content looks right. After publishing, use each platform's official debugger or validator because live platforms may cache images, crop differently, or rewrite previews.
A marketer preparing a guide can enter a 60-character title, a concise description, the article URL, and a 1200-by-630 image URL. The tool shows a large-image card, warns if the description is long, and produces meta tags such as og:title, og:description, og:url, og:image, twitter:card, twitter:title, twitter:description, and twitter:image. Before launch, the same values should be checked in platform debuggers because a live network may cache an older card or crop the image differently from the local preview.
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No. Enter the metadata manually. The tool previews and generates tags from the values you type.
It generates og:title, og:description, og:url, optional og:image, og:type, twitter:card, twitter:title, twitter:description, and optional twitter:image.
Live platforms can cache previews, enforce their own image rules, and crop cards differently, so official debuggers are still important.
A 1200x630 image is a common large-card starting point, but you should still verify final display in the platforms you care about.