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Open Graph Preview Checker

See exactly how your link will look when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and Twitter/X — paste your HTML and get an instant preview plus a missing-tags checklist. No signup required.

Tip: View Page Source (Ctrl+U) on your live page, then copy and paste it here.

No signupNo CORS issuesNothing stored100% freeInstant preview

3 Simple Steps

1

View Page Source

Open your live page, press Ctrl+U (or right-click → View Page Source), and copy the HTML.

2

Paste It Here

Drop the HTML into the box — meta tags are extracted and parsed automatically.

3

Review & Fix

See your social preview and a checklist of any missing or weak Open Graph tags.


Why Use ConvertLinx?

See It Before You Share It

Catch a missing image or broken title before you post a link publicly — not after.

Clear Fix Checklist

Every missing or weak tag comes with a plain-English explanation of why it matters.

No CORS, No Server

Paste-based checking means it works for any site — even localhost or staging — with total privacy.


Why Open Graph Tags Matter

Open Graph tags control how a link looks when it's shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and Slack — the title, description, and image that appear in the preview card. Without them, platforms fall back to guessing content from the page, which often means no image, a cut-off title, or the wrong text entirely.

A broken or missing link preview can quietly hurt click-through rates on every post, ad, and shared link — since people are far less likely to click a link with no image or a confusing snippet next to it.

Open Graph vs Twitter Card Tags

Open Graph (og:title, og:description, og:image) is the standard used by Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and most other platforms. Twitter/X uses its own twitter:card tags, but automatically falls back to Open Graph tags if Twitter-specific ones are missing — so adding both ensures the best possible preview everywhere, including the larger image layout on X.

Common Problems This Tool Solves

Link preview shows no image on Facebook or WhatsApp
Wrong or outdated title/description appears when sharing
Twitter/X preview looks different from Facebook
Unsure which meta tags are actually missing
Need to check a site before it goes live (localhost/staging)
Social preview looks broken after a redesign or CMS migration

Who Should Use This?

Marketers — verify link previews before running a campaign
Developers — debug missing Open Graph tags after deployment
Bloggers — confirm every post has a proper share image
SEO specialists — audit meta tags across multiple pages
Agencies — QA client sites before launch
Anyone sharing links who wants them to look professional

Features

Free, unlimited checks
Facebook/LinkedIn/WhatsApp-style preview
Twitter/X-style preview
Missing tag checklist with explanations
Auto-generated suggested meta tag snippet
One-click copy of the fixed tags
Works on mobile & desktop
No CORS issues — works on any site, even localhost

Best Uses for This Tool

Check a new blog post's share preview before publishing
Audit an existing site for missing og:image tags
Compare Facebook vs Twitter preview differences
Test staging or localhost pages before launch
Generate a corrected meta tag snippet to paste into your CMS
Verify tags after a site redesign or platform migration

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Open Graph Preview Checker free?

Yes — completely free, unlimited checks, no signup required.

Why do I need to paste HTML instead of entering a URL?

This tool runs entirely in your browser, and browsers block cross-site requests to other domains for security (CORS). Pasting your HTML avoids this limitation and keeps the tool 100% private — nothing is sent to a server.

Where do I get my page's HTML to paste here?

Open your live page, right-click and choose "View Page Source" (or press Ctrl+U), then copy the content inside the <head> tag — or the whole page source, since this tool automatically extracts the relevant tags.

Why is my link preview showing no image on Facebook or WhatsApp?

This almost always means the og:image tag is missing, points to a broken URL, or the image is too small. Most platforms require at least 200×200px, with 1200×630px recommended for the best display.

What is the difference between og:title and twitter:title?

og:title controls previews on Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and Slack. twitter:title is used specifically by X/Twitter — if it's missing, Twitter automatically falls back to og:title.

Do I need both Open Graph and Twitter Card tags?

Open Graph tags alone cover most platforms including Twitter/X fallback behavior, but adding twitter:card explicitly ensures the larger "summary_large_image" layout instead of a small thumbnail.

Why does my preview show an old image after I updated og:image?

Most platforms cache link previews. Use each platform's debugging tool (like Facebook Sharing Debugger or LinkedIn Post Inspector) to force a re-scrape after making changes.

Is my pasted HTML uploaded anywhere?

No — parsing happens entirely in your browser using the native DOMParser API. Your HTML is never sent to or stored on any server.


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