Open Graph Preview
See how your link will look when shared on Facebook, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, and Slack/Discord.
We fetch the page on our server and read its Open Graph / Twitter Card tags — most sites block this from directly happening in your browser.
Most platforms truncate titles somewhere past 60 characters — a soft guideline, not a hard cutoff.
Facebook and LinkedIn cut off around 155-160 characters; X trims even shorter.
Used as the canonical link (og:url) — where the click should actually go. Also fills in the site name below when that field is left blank.
Mostly matters to platforms/crawlers that treat articles or products differently — "Website" is a safe default for most pages.
Aim for roughly a 1.91:1 ratio (e.g. 1200×630) — a mismatched image gets cropped oddly on most platforms.
Defaults to "Large image" automatically once you add a preview image above.
Preview
example.com
Your title will appear here
Your description will appear here
Twitter / X
Your title will appear here
Your description will appear here
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Your title will appear here
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Slack / Discord
example.com
Your title will appear here
Your description will appear here
Per-platform character limits
Each platform truncates differently — the previews above already account for this, but here’s the exact cutoff for each:
| Platform | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 60 characters | 155 characters | |
| X (Twitter) | 70 characters | 200 characters |
| 70 characters | 100 characters | |
| Slack / Discord | 60 characters | 155 characters |
The character counter in the Manual Entry form shows one generic count — these are the real per-platform numbers the previews above are actually using.
Meta tags
Enter a URL or fill in the manual fields to generate meta tags.