See your page the way Google and LinkedIn do.
We read your page's title, description and social tags, show the search result and the shared-link card they make, and rank what is wrong.
- Any page on your site
- No signup
- Results gone in 24 hours
What this checks
The tags in your page's `<head>` decide how it appears before anybody visits: the blue link and snippet in a search result, and the card when somebody shares it on LinkedIn, Slack or WhatsApp.
`noindex` first. A page that asks to be left out of search is left out, however good the rest of it is.
Viewport and title — without them a phone shows a shrunken desktop page and Google invents a title.
Lengths a result cuts off, a canonical pointing somewhere else, no language, no main heading.
Open Graph tags and the share image — missing, broken or too small for the large card.
The preview image
We fetch your share image on our server and show a copy here, so this page never loads anything from your site in your browser.
Meta tag questions
How long should a title be?
Around 50 to 60 characters. Google cuts by pixel width rather than by character, so put the words that matter first.
Does Google always use my meta description?
No. It rewrites the snippet when it thinks another passage answers the search better. A good description is still the one it uses most often.
What size should my share image be?
1200 × 630 pixels works on every network. Below about 600 pixels wide most show a small card or none at all.
I changed my tags. Why does LinkedIn still show the old card?
Networks cache the card. LinkedIn's Post Inspector and Facebook's Sharing Debugger both let you ask them to read the page again.