Twitter Card Preview
Preview how your page looks when shared on Twitter/X with meta tag generation.
How to Use the Twitter Card Preview
Choose a card type (Summary or Summary with Large Image), enter your title, description, image URL, and site handle. See a live preview of how your link will appear on Twitter/X and copy the HTML meta tags.
Card Type Guide
- Summary — Small square image on the left with title and description on the right. Good for articles and general content.
- Summary Large Image — Full-width image above the text. Best for visual content, blog posts, and product pages.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Twitter Cards?
Twitter Cards are meta tags that control how your links appear when shared on Twitter/X. They define the title, description, and image shown in tweet previews.
What image size should I use?
For Summary Large Image cards, use 1200x628 pixels. For Summary cards, use a minimum of 144x144 pixels. Images must be under 5MB.
Do I need both OG and Twitter tags?
Twitter falls back to Open Graph tags if Twitter-specific tags are not present. However, for full control, include both og: and twitter: meta tags.
How do I validate my Twitter Card?
Share a link to your page on Twitter/X to see the preview. Note that Twitter deprecated their Card Validator tool, so sharing a tweet is now the recommended testing method.
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