Open Graph & Social Image Preview Simulator

Preview social share cards across Facebook, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, and Discord in real time.

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About the Open Graph & Social Image Preview Simulator

When links are shared on social media platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter/X, Discord, or Slack, crawlers parse Open Graph meta tags to render visual link cards featuring a large image, title, and description.

If your Open Graph image (og:image) is improperly sized or formatted, social networks may crop the image awkwardly, display a tiny thumbnail, or fail to show an image altogether, dramatically reducing social click-through rates.

This OG Image Preview Simulator renders real-time simulated link cards across major social networks, testing your 1200x630 (1.91:1) image assets and text snippets before you share links publicly.

A frequent issue is using an image smaller than 600x315 pixels, which causes platforms like Facebook and LinkedIn to display a small square thumbnail instead of a full-width rich card.

Tip: Always design social share images at 1200x630 pixels with key text and logos centered in the middle safe area to prevent edge cropping across mobile feeds.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.What is the recommended size for an Open Graph image?

1200 x 630 pixels with an aspect ratio of 1.91:1 ensures crisp, full-width card rendering across all social platforms.

Q.Why is my updated social image not showing on Facebook?

Social platforms cache Open Graph tags. Use Facebook Sharing Debugger or Twitter Card Validator to clear the cache.

Q.What is the maximum file size for an og:image?

Keep image file sizes under 5MB (ideally under 1MB) for fast crawler fetching and reliable rendering.

Q.Must og:image use an absolute URL?

Yes, social crawlers cannot resolve relative paths; always specify a full URL starting with https://.

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