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Open Graph Previewer

Draft social sharing metadata and compare four platform-style link cards before publishing.

Title characters: 35/60

Description characters: 71/160

Twitter / X

A thoughtful headline for your page

A short description that explains what visitors will find on this page.

example.com

Discord

A thoughtful headline for your page

A short description that explains what visitors will find on this page.

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Telegram

A thoughtful headline for your page

A short description that explains what visitors will find on this page.

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LinkedIn

A thoughtful headline for your page

A short description that explains what visitors will find on this page.

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example.com

Meta-tag snippet

<meta property="og:title" content="A thoughtful headline for your page">
<meta property="og:description" content="A short description that explains what visitors will find on this page.">
<meta property="og:image" content="https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1497366754035-f200968a6e72?w=1200">
<meta property="og:url" content="https://example.com/article">
<meta property="og:site_name" content="Toolser">
<meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image">
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How to use

  1. Enter the title, description, image, site, and page URL.
  2. Review each platform card and the length warning.
  3. Copy the generated meta-tag snippet into your page head.

About this tool

Open Graph metadata controls the preview people see when a page is shared in a chat, social feed, or bookmarking tool. A title, description, image, canonical URL, and site name give a crawler enough context to build a useful card instead of guessing from visible page content. This previewer lets you test those fields together and compare four distinct treatments inspired by Twitter/X, Discord, Telegram, and LinkedIn. It also warns when the title or description moves beyond practical sharing limits. Limits are guidelines rather than universal hard cutoffs: devices, clients, fonts, and localization affect truncation. Use a concise title that identifies the page, a description that explains the benefit, and a landscape image with important subjects away from the edges. The image URL must be publicly reachable by the platform crawler; a local development URL will not produce a real social preview. The generated snippet includes core og tags and a large-image Twitter card declaration. Add it to the document head, then validate the final deployed URL with each network’s current debugger because crawlers cache previews. This tool does not fetch the image or publish metadata. It simply renders the values in your browser, making it safe for drafting campaign cards, article shares, product launches, and link previews before deployment.

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