Preview how your page title, description and social image can appear when a URL is shared on platforms such as Facebook, LinkedIn and other social networks.
Enter your social metadata and upload an image to create a live preview before publishing or sharing your page.
Open Graph metadata helps control the information associated with a shared page. Use this preview to review the main elements before publishing.
Review the headline used as the primary social sharing title for the page.
Check the supporting text that can accompany the shared link preview.
Preview the image selected for social sharing and check whether one has been provided.
See the domain and path associated with the social preview.
Review a larger social-card representation of your metadata and image.
Review a compact version to make sure the content remains clear on smaller screens.
A strong social preview should communicate the page clearly, use a relevant image and remain consistent with the brand.
Quick answers about OG metadata, social previews and sharing images.
Open Graph metadata is a set of HTML tags that can provide social platforms with information such as a page title, description, URL and image when a page is shared.
An OG image is the social sharing image associated with a page. It is commonly used to make shared links more visually recognizable.
A 1200 × 630 pixel image is a commonly used wide format for social sharing. Platform requirements and rendering can vary, so check the current specifications of the platform you use.
No. This Elementor tool creates a browser-side preview from the information you enter. It does not crawl arbitrary external URLs or verify the Open Graph tags currently returned by a server.
Social platforms can use their own rendering rules, image cropping, caching and metadata interpretation. The preview here is a practical visual approximation, not a guarantee of the exact final platform rendering.
For pages that are likely to be shared, providing a relevant Open Graph image can give the shared link a more complete and recognizable presentation.
You can, but they serve different contexts. Your SEO title is designed primarily for search results, while the OG title controls social sharing metadata. They may be similar when that makes sense for the page.
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