See how your link looks before you share it

A broken or empty preview kills clicks. Drop in your title, description, and image to see exactly how your store or product page appears on X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Discord, Google, Slack, and WhatsApp — then copy the meta tags that make every share look right.

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Your page details

Paste a live URL to auto-fill, or fill the fields in by hand. The previews update live.

We read the page's existing Open Graph / Twitter tags. Nothing is stored.

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Drag & drop an image, or browse

Preview only — local images stay on your device.

Large image = full-width banner. Summary = compact thumbnail beside the text.

Live previews

Updating live
X  (Twitter)
yourstore.com
Your title goes here
Facebook
YOURSTORE.COM
Your title goes here
Your description preview.
LinkedIn
Your title goes here
yourstore.com
Discord
Your Store
Your title goes here
Your description preview.
Google  (search result)
Your Store https://yourstore.com › products
Your title goes here
Your description preview.
Slack
Your Store
Your title goes here
Your description preview.
WhatsApp / iMessage
Your title goes here
Your description preview.
yourstore.com

Tag health check

Audits the tags a crawler would read

What's present, what's missing, and what to fix before you share.

Copy your meta tags

Paste this into the <head> of your page.


          

Why your link preview matters for sales

When a customer shares your product on X, drops it in a Discord server, or you post it to a LinkedIn audience, the social platform pulls a title, description, and image from your page's Open Graph tags. Get those tags right and your link shows up as a polished, clickable card. Get them wrong and it shows up as a bare URL or a cropped, blurry image, and people scroll past.

Every platform crops and truncates differently. X shows a single title line over a wide banner. Facebook shrinks your title to two lines and shouts the domain in caps. LinkedIn hides the description entirely. Discord keeps the most text of all. Google, Slack, and WhatsApp each render their own way too. This tool lets you check all seven at once so a title that looks fine on your store doesn't get chopped in half where it counts.

Use a 1200×630 image for the best result everywhere, keep your title under about 60 characters, and write a description that earns the click. Then copy the generated tags into your page and re-share with confidence.

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