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Open Graph Preview

Preview Open Graph meta. Analyze title, description, URL. For social sharing. Free online text tool — process content instantly in your browser with no upload

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Inputs that matter
Page title, description, URL, optional Open Graph overrides, and an absolute HTTP(S) image URL
Output to expect
Approximate Facebook, X, and LinkedIn cards plus safely escaped, copy-ready title and Open Graph tags
How it works
Local text processing with explicit Open Graph fallbacks, HTML-attribute escaping, and unsafe image-scheme rejection
  • Platform cards are approximations; test the deployed URL with each platform debugger or post composer.
  • A remote preview image can be requested from its third-party host by the browser; omit it when that request is inappropriate.

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Built around the job you need to finish

Preview and export page-level Open Graph title, description, URL, and image metadata across representative social-card layouts.

Social publisher

See how a link card reads before sharing it.

Enter page and Open Graph metadata, add a valid image URL, and compare Facebook, X, and LinkedIn approximations.

Finds missing or misleading social metadata before publication.

Frontend developer

Generate correctly escaped, copy-ready meta tags.

Enter quotes and special characters, inspect fallbacks, then copy the generated tags.

Gets valid attribute escaping and no invalid or unsafe image scheme in preview markup.

Privacy-conscious editor

Understand local text processing and the network implication of loading a remote preview image.

Review the image-URL caveat, use synthetic content, and omit the image when external fetching is inappropriate.

Does not mistake local text analysis for a guarantee that third-party image hosts receive no request.

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Reference & details

How it works

Metadata Fallbacks

If og:title or og:description is empty, the preview falls back to the page title or meta description. Enter explicit Open Graph values only when the social message should differ.

Safe Preview URL Handling

Only absolute HTTP(S) image URLs are rendered or included in generated Open Graph markup. Invalid and non-network schemes remain a visible missing/invalid-image state.

Platform Approximation

Facebook, X, and LinkedIn cards approximate common aspect ratios and text clamping. Platform crawlers, cache state, account settings, and current product changes determine the final shared card.

Updated: July 2026

Example Scenarios

A marketer adds a distinct social title, description, and 1.91:1 image URL, then compares the three platform approximations before publication.

A developer leaves the Open Graph title and description empty and verifies that the page-level title and description appear in the generated tags and cards.

A frontend engineer tests an invalid image value, confirms it is not loaded or copied as og:image, and replaces it with an absolute HTTPS asset URL.

FAQ

Title, description, URL, and keyword analysis runs in the browser. If you enter a remote Open Graph image URL, your browser may request that image directly from its third-party host, which can receive normal request metadata.

Yes, it's completely free with no registration required. Use the Open Graph Preview as often as you need with no limits, accounts, or subscriptions.

No. Platforms can crop images, truncate text, cache older metadata, or use a different card format. Use the previews to catch obvious issues, then validate the published URL with the platform's current sharing tools.

Use an absolute http:// or https:// image URL. The tool rejects relative, data, and script schemes for previewing. The remote image host can still receive a browser request when the image loads.

Copy-ready tags escape ampersands, quotes, angle brackets, and URL query separators for HTML. Review the generated markup in your framework or CMS because some systems escape values automatically.

About Open Graph Preview

Enter page and Open Graph metadata to compare approximate Facebook, X, and LinkedIn card layouts and copy escaped meta tags. Preview images require an absolute HTTP(S) URL and may be requested directly from the third-party image host by your browser.