Open Graph Preview
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.
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.
How to use
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Enter a URL in the field above. A bare domain or a full URL both work.
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Click Preview.
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See the link-card mockup as it would actually appear when shared, plus a table of every raw Open Graph and Twitter Card tag found on the page.
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?
- Catches a missing or broken
og:imagebefore you share a link and it shows up with no preview image at all. - Confirms the title and description a shared link will actually display match what you intended, not some unrelated fallback text.
- Useful right after publishing new content, updating a page's metadata, or troubleshooting "why doesn't my link preview look right" issues.
- Free, no sign-up required, and nothing about a check is stored: preview any URL, not just a site you already track.
FAQ
Is this tool free?
Yes, no login required either.
Do you store the URLs I check?
No. Nothing about a check (the URL, the result, or that it happened at all) is saved anywhere. It's shown once, in the same response, and gone.
What happens if a page has no Open Graph or Twitter Card tags?
The preview falls back to the page's plain <title>/<meta name="description"> instead, and says so plainly rather than pretending every site has full social tags.
Why is the preview image sometimes missing even though a tag was found?
The image tag pointed at a URL, but this tool couldn't fetch it or it wasn't a valid image, so the fallback placeholder is shown instead.
What's the difference between og: and twitter: tags?
og:* tags are the general Open Graph standard most platforms (Facebook, LinkedIn) read. twitter:* tags are Twitter/X's own set, sometimes used to override the og: values specifically for that platform's preview.
Why does the description look cut off?
The mockup clamps the description to 2 lines, matching how most real link-card previews actually render it. The full, uncut text is still shown in the raw tag table below.
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