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Paste any URL and see exactly how it looks when shared on X, LinkedIn, Slack, Facebook, and Discord. Spot a missing or wrong-sized Open Graph image, then fix it free in one click.
See how your link looks when shared
Paste any page URL. We fetch its Open Graph tags and show the exact preview that appears on X, LinkedIn, Slack, and Facebook, then flag what is off.
%2FOlivia%20Rhye.webp&w=64&q=75){kind=small}
%2FPhoenix%20Baker.webp&w=64&q=75){kind=small}
%2FLana%20Steiner.webp&w=64&q=75){kind=small}
%2FDemi%20Wilkinson.webp&w=64&q=75){kind=small}
%2FDrew%20Cano.webp&w=64&q=75){kind=small}
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Is there an og:image, does it load, and is it the full-width card size (1200 x 630) or a tiny thumbnail?
Are og:title and og:description present, so your card shows a headline and supporting line instead of a bare URL?
Is twitter:card set to summary_large_image, so X shows the large image instead of a small preview?
See the actual card that renders, pulled from your page's real tags, not a mockup.
We read the real pixel dimensions of your image and flag anything off the 1200 x 630 spec.
If something is off, jump straight into a free 1200 x 630 generator and ship a proper image.
The Open Graph image is the first and often only thing someone sees when your link is shared. A link with a clear, well-sized card gets noticeably more clicks than the same link rendered as a bare text row. If your og:image is missing, broken, or the wrong size, every share of your product quietly underperforms, and you rarely find out because the link still works.
The failure is easy to miss because it only shows up in someone else's feed, not on your own site. A tag that points to a relative path, an image under 1200px wide, or a page with no og:image at all all render as a small thumbnail or nothing. This checker surfaces the problem in seconds by showing you the real preview and the exact dimensions of your current image.
Once you know what is wrong, fixing it is a one-time job: design a proper 1200 x 630 card, reference it in your og:image tag, and clear the platform cache. See the full spec in the OG image size guide, or jump straight to the OG image generator to make one now.
Paste any page URL and it fetches that page's Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags, then shows the exact preview that appears when the link is shared on X, LinkedIn, Slack, Facebook, and Discord. It flags a missing image, a wrong image size, and missing title, description, or twitter:card tags.
The three most common causes are: no og:image tag at all, an og:image that points to a relative or broken URL, or an image below 200 x 200 pixels that platforms render as a tiny thumbnail (or skip). Platforms also cache aggressively, so if you recently added the tag you may need to clear the cache with the LinkedIn Post Inspector, Twitter Card Validator, or Facebook Sharing Debugger.
1200 x 630 pixels (a 1.91:1 ratio). This renders as a large card across every major platform. Images narrower than 1200px often drop to a small thumbnail instead of the full-width card. This checker flags any image that is off-spec.
No. The checker fetches the page server-side to read its public meta tags and returns the result to your browser. It doesn't store the URLs or the images.
Make a proper 1200 x 630 image with the free Screenhance OG image generator, upload it to your site, and reference it in your page's og:image meta tag. If your links currently show up as a bare text link, adding one good OG image is the single highest-leverage change for click-through rate.
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