Social Share Preview
Enter social metadata to build an approximate share card and catch truncation, image, or message problems before release.
How to Use Social Share Preview
- Enter the public URL, share title, description, and image URL used by the page.
- Review the generated card at the available preview sizes and keep essential wording visible.
- Publish matching Open Graph or platform-specific tags, then use each platform's official debugger to refresh and confirm the live card.
Using a Preview as a Drafting Aid
A local preview helps compare hierarchy, wording, and image composition, but it is not a pixel-perfect emulator. Social platforms change layouts, crop images, cache metadata, and may substitute page content.
Use an image with a clear focal point and enough safe space for alternate crops. Keep the title and description accurate to the landing page so the shared promise matches what users find after clicking.
Social Share Preview Example
A campaign article can preview a short benefit-led title, a one-sentence summary, and a 1200-by-630 image before those values are added to og:title, og:description, and og:image.
Frequently Asked Questions About Social Share Preview
Will the live social card look exactly like this preview?
No. The preview is approximate. Each platform controls its layout, truncation, crop, cache, and fallback behavior.
Why does a platform show an older image or title?
The platform may have cached a previous fetch. Use its official sharing debugger or cache-refresh tool after the live metadata changes.
What image size should I use?
A 1.91:1 image such as 1200 by 630 pixels is widely used, but verify current requirements for every platform you target.