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Open Graph Preview

Preview how your page looks when shared on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

Real-time Preview
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Recommended: 1200×630px, under 8MB

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Checklist
○Title set
○Title ≤ 60 chars
○Description set
○Description ≤ 160 chars
○Image URL set
○Page URL set

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What is Open Graph?

Open Graph (OG) is a protocol developed by Facebook in 2010 to standardize how websites describe their content for social sharing. By adding a few <meta property="og:..."> tags to your HTML <head>, you control the link preview shown when your URL is shared on:

  • Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest
  • Slack, Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, Microsoft Teams
  • iMessage, Google Chat, most email clients with rich previews

Open Graph + Twitter Cards

Twitter (X) has its own similar protocol Twitter Cards, but falls back to OG tags when Twitter-specific tags are absent. The most common card type — summary_large_image — shows the same kind of large image preview as OG. Using both ensures consistent appearance across all major platforms.

Why preview matters

A compelling image and headline can 2–5× the click-through rate when your link is shared. Without OG tags, your link looks like a sad URL with no visual context — the platform either shows nothing or scrapes random images from your page. With proper OG tags, you control the entire first impression.