Open Graph Preview
Check how your link will look when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn or X, before you publish it.
Open Graph data
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How it works
Open Graph tags control the image, title and description shown when a link is shared on social media. Without them, the social network picks random content from your page.
Fill in the fields and see in real time how your card will look, including warnings if the title or description are too long.
Frequently Asked Questions
Open Graph is a set of meta tags that controls how your page looks when shared on social media: which image, title and description appear. Without them, the social network shows random content from the page.
The recommended size is 1200 x 630 pixels, with an aspect ratio of roughly 1.91:1. Smaller images can look blurry or get cropped.
The principle is the same, since all of them read the og: tags. X (Twitter) also supports its own twitter: tags, which can change the result.
Social networks cache Open Graph data. You need to force a refresh with tools like the Facebook Sharing Debugger or the LinkedIn Post Inspector.
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