Meta Tags Previewer
Preview Open Graph and Twitter meta tags before sharing
Import from URL
Fetch metadata from an existing page, then tweak it manually.
Edit Meta Tags
Preview
Generated HTML
<!-- Primary Meta Tags --> <meta name="theme-color" content="#ffffff" /> <!-- Open Graph / Facebook --> <meta property="og:type" content="website" /> <!-- Twitter --> <meta property="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image" />
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Free Meta Tags Previewer — Preview Open Graph & Twitter Cards
The meta tags previewer shows you exactly how your web page will appear when shared on Google, Facebook, Twitter/X, and LinkedIn. Edit Open Graph tags, Twitter Card meta, and other SEO meta tags, then see a live preview of how the link card will look in each platform's feed.
You can also paste any public URL to fetch live meta tags from an existing page — great for auditing competitors' OG tags or reviewing your own before a launch.
Key meta tags for social sharing
og:title— the headline shown in link previews (50–60 characters recommended)og:description— supporting text below the title (150–160 characters)og:image— preview image shown in feed cards (recommended size: 1200×630 px)og:url— canonical URL of the pagetwitter:card— controls Twitter card format:summaryorsummary_large_imagetwitter:site— your Twitter/X handle, shown in the card footer
Why meta tags matter for SEO and CTR
Well-crafted Open Graph tags increase click-through rates on social media by making your links visually appealing and informative. Search engines like Google also use og:title and og:description as fallback metadata, making them important for both social SEO and organic search rankings.
FAQ
Why doesn't my image show on Twitter/X?
Twitter caches card images aggressively. After updating your og:image, use the Twitter Card Validator to force a cache refresh.
What image size is best for Open Graph?
Use 1200×630 pixels at 72 dpi. This renders well on all platforms. Minimum accepted size is 200×200 px, but small images appear as tiny thumbnails.
Does Facebook/LinkedIn cache my meta tags?
Yes — Facebook uses the Sharing Debugger to clear the cache. LinkedIn has its own Post Inspector.