Digital ToolPad.
Runs in your browserRequests you choose are sent to the destination URL.

Social Media Preview

Preview a public link's detected sharing metadata in a browser-based inspection workspace.

Fetch from URL

Entering a URL will attempt to fetch and parse existing meta tags automatically.

Fetched Metadata

Awesome Article Title Here
This is a brief description of the content that will appear in the Open Graph preview. It should be engaging and concise.
https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1620641788421-7a1c342ea42e?ixlib=rb-4.0.3&auto=format&fit=crop&w=1200&q=80
My Awesome Site
summary large image
https://example.com/awesome-article
Twitter Preview Image

example.com

Awesome Article Title Here

This is a brief description of the content that will appear in the Open Graph preview. It should be engaging and concise.

Working with Social Media Preview

Review the text and image that can contribute to a link preview before posting a page. Use the result to spot a missing description or unexpected image. Treat the preview as a diagnostic aid rather than an exact rendering from every platform.

How to use Social Media Preview

  1. Enter the public URL you want to inspect.
  2. Load the page's metadata when browser access permits it.
  3. Review the detected title, description, and image in the preview.

Social Media Preview example

Inspect a landing page after adding a new share image and confirm that the detected metadata references the expected asset.

What to expect from the result

Actual platforms may crop images, truncate text, or use cached data differently. URL access depends on the target server's browser-request policy.

Social Media Preview questions

How do I use Social Media Preview?

Enter the public URL you want to inspect. Load the page's metadata when browser access permits it. Review the detected title, description, and image in the preview.

What should I check in the result?

Actual platforms may crop images, truncate text, or use cached data differently. URL access depends on the target server's browser-request policy.

Browser processing with requests you control

Editing and inspection happen in your browser. When you request a URL, the browser contacts that destination and sends the request details you provide. Browser access rules and the destination server determine which requests are allowed.