Open Graph Preview: See How Your Link Looks When Shared
Every time someone pastes your link into Facebook, LinkedIn, Slack, a text message, or a smart tool chat, the platform reads a few tags in the page head and builds a card from them. Those tags are the Open Graph protocol. When they are missing or wrong, the platform guesses, and the guess is usually a cropped logo...
Key points
- • Open Graph Preview v1.0.0 Last Update: Oct 31, 2026 Enter a page address to see how the link looks when it is shared, and which Open Graph tags need work.
- • Why Open Graph Tags Matter on Every Page A shared link is often the first time someone sees your brand, and it shows up in a feed full of competing posts.
- • That card is also what your employees, partners, and customers see when they share your content, so the tags decide how your brand looks in places you never post yourself.
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