Enter a URL to see what its social-share preview actually looks like — the image, title, and description a link card would show on Facebook, LinkedIn, or Twitter/X — plus every raw Open Graph and Twitter Card tag found on the page. Any URL can be checked, not just a tracked Dodolytics website. Free tool, nothing you check is stored; results are shown once and not saved.

When a page has no Open Graph or Twitter Card tags at all, the preview falls back to its plain <title>/<meta name="description"> instead — and says so plainly, rather than pretending every site has full social tags.

What is an Open Graph preview tool?

Open Graph and Twitter Card tags are meta tags in a page's <head> that control how it looks when shared as a link on social media or messaging apps — the image, title, and description shown in the "link card" preview. An Open Graph preview tool fetches a URL and shows you exactly what that preview will actually look like, before you share it anywhere.

How do I use it?

Enter a URL above. This tool fetches the page, reads its og:*/twitter:* meta tags (falling back to the page's plain <title>/ <meta name="description"> when none exist, and saying so plainly), and renders a mockup of the resulting link-card preview alongside a table of every raw tag actually found on the page — useful for spotting exactly which tag is missing or wrong.

Why is it useful?