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Meta Tag Preview – SEO & Social Media Optimizer

Preview and optimize meta tags for SEO, Open Graph, Twitter Cards with live social media previews and validation.

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Meta Tag Preview & SEO Optimizer

Generate and optimize meta tags for SEO

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› About this tool · FAQ

Preview and optimize your meta tags for search engines and social media platforms. See real-time previews of how your page appears on Google, Facebook, and Twitter.

What size should my OpenGraph image be?

The recommended size is 1200x630 pixels (1.91:1 ratio). This ensures your image displays correctly on Facebook, LinkedIn, and other platforms. Minimum size is 600x315 pixels.

How is this different from Twitter Card Validator?

This tool provides a unified preview across all platforms (Google, Facebook, Twitter) and generates the HTML code for you. Twitter Card Validator only validates existing implementations.

Do I need different descriptions for each platform?

Not required. If you don't specify platform-specific descriptions, the tool will use your main description for all platforms. However, customizing allows platform-specific optimization.

What's the difference between summary and large image cards?

Summary cards show a small thumbnail image, while summary_large_image displays a large, prominent image. Use large image for visual content like blog posts with featured images.

Should I include keywords in my meta tags?

The keywords meta tag is largely ignored by search engines today. Focus on writing natural, compelling titles and descriptions that include your target keywords organically.

How often should I test my meta tags?

Test whenever you create new pages, update important content, or change your site's branding. Regular testing ensures consistency across your site.

Can I preview existing pages?

Yes! Enter your current meta tag values to see how they appear. This helps you identify optimization opportunities for existing content.

What is og:type and when should I change it?

og:type defines your content type. Use "website" for homepages, "article" for blog posts, "product" for e-commerce, and "profile" for personal pages. This helps platforms display appropriate metadata.