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Free OpenGraph Preview Tool

OpenGraph Previewer

See your link the way X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Slack and Discord see it: fetched as their own crawler, checked against their current rules, with exactly what to fix.

Look at it as

Enter a URL to get started

We'll fetch the page and show you exactly how it appears when shared on social media, search engines, and messaging apps.

Free OpenGraph Preview & Link Preview Tool

The Viewert OpenGraph Previewer is a free online tool that lets you test and preview how any URL appears when shared across the web. Whether you're a developer debugging meta tags, a marketer optimizing social shares, or a content creator wanting pixel-perfect link previews — this tool shows you exactly what people see when your link is shared on Google Search, Twitter/X, Facebook, Slack, Discord, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and iMessage.

Simply paste any URL and instantly see the og:title, og:description, og:image, Twitter Card tags, and all other meta tags extracted from the page. No sign-up required.

What You Can Preview

Google Search Preview

See how your page title, URL, and meta description appear in Google search results (SERP preview).

Twitter / X Card Preview

Preview both summary and summary_large_image Twitter Cards. Validate twitter:card, twitter:title, twitter:image tags.

Facebook Share Preview

See the exact Facebook link preview with og:title, og:description, and og:image rendering.

Slack Unfurl Preview

Preview how Slack unfurls your link with the site name, title, description, and image.

Discord Embed Preview

See the Discord rich embed with theme color, site name, title, description, and image.

All Meta Tags

View every OpenGraph, Twitter Card, and standard meta tag detected on the page. Copy them all with one click.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is OpenGraph?

OpenGraph is a protocol created by Facebook that allows web pages to control how they appear when shared on social media. By adding og:title, og:description, and og:image meta tags to your HTML, you control the title, description, and image shown in link previews across Facebook, Twitter/X, Slack, Discord, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, iMessage, and more.

What are Twitter Cards?

Twitter Cards are Twitter/X's version of link previews. They use twitter:card, twitter:title, twitter:description, and twitter:image meta tags. The two main types are summary (small image) and summary_large_image (large image). Twitter falls back to OpenGraph tags if Twitter-specific tags are missing.

What is the recommended OG image size?

1200×630 pixels (1.91:1), PNG or JPEG, under 5MB. X crops the large card to 2:1 from the centre, Facebook and LinkedIn use about 1.91:1, and chat apps sometimes cut a square, so keep the message in the middle and 60px or more from every edge. SVG and AVIF pictures are not shown by X, Facebook or LinkedIn. The Image tab shades what each platform crops.

Why does X show a plain link instead of my preview?

Usually one of: no twitter:card tag (X then shows the small layout), a player card (X only draws it for approved domains), robots.txt blocking Twitterbot or the picture, a picture over 5MB or in an unsupported format, a page that answers Twitterbot slowly or differently than a browser, or a cached failure: X keeps a link's preview for about a week, and there is no longer a validator to clear it, so add something like ?v=2 to the link you post. Choose X under “Look at it as” and the Checks tab names the cause.

Which meta tags should every page have?

At minimum, every page should include: og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url, og:type, plus twitter:card for Twitter/X. Also include a standard <title> tag and meta description for search engines.

Is this tool free?

Yes, the Viewert OpenGraph Previewer is completely free. No account, no sign-up, no limits. Just paste a URL and preview your link instantly.

How does this tool work?

When you enter a URL, our server fetches the page (just like Google, Facebook, or Slack would), extracts all meta tags from the HTML, and renders platform-accurate previews. We don't store your URLs or any fetched content. The tool includes SSRF protection and only fetches public HTTP/HTTPS URLs.

Essential OpenGraph Tags Reference

TagPurposeExample
og:titleTitle shown in previewsMy Awesome Page
og:descriptionDescription textA brief summary of the page content
og:imagePreview image URLhttps://example.com/image.png
og:urlCanonical URLhttps://example.com/page
og:typeContent typewebsite, article, product
og:site_nameSite nameMy Website
twitter:cardTwitter card typesummary_large_image
twitter:titleTwitter-specific titleMy Awesome Page
twitter:imageTwitter-specific imagehttps://example.com/twitter.png