Enter card details
Choose the card type and enter your title, description and site.
Preview your X share card before you postOn X, the card is the content: tweets with link cards dramatically outperform bare URLs. But X crops images aggressively and truncates titles on its own terms. This preview renders the card exactly as X displays it.
Preview your X share card before you post
Visual mock only. It does not update the real X cache.
Choose the card type and enter your title, description and site.
Add an image URL or upload one from your device.
Review the rendered X card mock.
X cards are your first impression on the timeline, and a sharp title, tight description and right image decide whether a link gets clicked. This free tool renders a faithful mock of both X card styles so you can judge share copy before it goes live.
Test different headlines and images in seconds, then generate real tags with the Open Graph Generator and validate the live page with the Open Graph Preview tool.
A thirty-second preview protects every share.
Social media teams preview every single link before it enters the content scheduling queue for the week ahead without fail.
Bloggers promoting new posts catch the missing twitter:image tag that would otherwise have left a gray box on X entirely.
Campaigns running custom share copy verify the preview card matches the tweet text instead of contradicting it on the timeline.
Make the preview check a fixed step in your publishing workflow, and no tweet ever goes out with a broken or missing card.
Size for the large-image card.
1200 by 628 pixels is the sweet spot for the large-image card, kept under 5 MB.
Test with the exact image file you will ship, not a placeholder.
X is unforgiving about undersized images and will silently fall back to a lesser card.
It costs nothing, and no tweet goes out with a broken or missing card.

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