See exactly how a link will look when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, and X — plus a live check for missing titles, descriptions, and undersized images.
Free · Live preview, not a screenshot cacheThis tool focuses on how your link looks when shared. Run a full audit to check page speed, meta tags, mobile-friendliness, and more.
Run Free Website AuditWhen a link is shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, or X, the platform doesn't show your page — it shows a card built from a handful of Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags in your page's <head>. If those tags are missing, incomplete, or point to a broken image, the card can end up blank, oddly cropped, or filled with the wrong text entirely, and there's no way to know without checking. This tool fetches the URL live, reads exactly the tags each platform would read, applies the same fallback rules they do (falling back to your page <title> when og:title is missing, for example, or to og:image when twitter:image isn't set), and renders the resulting card so you can see the real result before you ever hit "share."
It also verifies the things that are easy to get wrong silently: whether og:image actually loads as a real image (not a 404 or a redirect to a login page), whether it meets the ~1200×630px minimum at a landscape ratio that Facebook, LinkedIn, and X expect, and whether your title and description are within the lengths each platform will display without truncating. This is a different check than a general meta-tag analyzer — it's built specifically around how your link will actually render when someone shares it, not just whether the tags exist.