SERP and Social Preview
See how a page looks as a Google result and as a LinkedIn or X card before you ship it, with the pixel measurement that decides whether the title gets cut.
Used for the domain and breadcrumb each preview shows.
The og:site_name tag, one of the places Google looks for the site name it shows above a result.
What Google shows as the blue link.
Google rewrites this more often than not, but it is what you are asking for.
Open Graph overrides1
Leave these empty to see what a page with no Open Graph tags looks like in a feed.
Falls back to the title tag when empty.
Falls back to the meta description. LinkedIn and X don't show a description on their cards; WhatsApp and Facebook do.
Without it, LinkedIn and X render a bare text card.
Empty. LinkedIn and X will render a bare text card, which takes a fraction of the feed space an image card does.
Desktop
Your title tag appears here
Your meta description appears here, cut to two lines the way a desktop result cuts it.
Mobile
Your title tag appears here
Your meta description appears here. Mobile shows more lines than desktop.
Your og:title appears here
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X
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Your og:title appears here
What it does
Previews your title and description as a desktop and mobile Google result, a LinkedIn card and an X card, each cut where the real one is cut. Titles are measured in pixels, because Google truncates by width, not character count.
How to use it
- Paste the URL, site name, title and description. The previews update as you type.
- Add the Open Graph fields to see how the social cards change.
Good to know
- The roughly 580-pixel title limit is observed, not published by Google, so treat it as a guide.
- Google often writes its own description, so yours is a request, not a setting.
- Fixing a tag doesn’t change a card already shared, so get it right before the link goes out.
Titles and descriptions are one part of Technical SEO Foundations.
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