Markdown Social Card & Open Graph Previewer

Preview how your Markdown frontmatter renders when shared on Twitter/X, Discord, and LinkedIn. Generates ready-to-use HTML meta tags.

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Markdown Social Card & Open Graph Previewer

Preview how your Markdown blog posts and technical articles look when shared across Twitter, X, Discord, and LinkedIn. Extracts YAML frontmatter and generates HTML Open Graph meta tags.

How to Use the Markdown Social Card & Open Graph Previewer

1

Input Content

Paste or compose your markdown or source data into the input editor.

2

Customize Settings

Select formatting options, syntax modes, or display options.

3

Copy or Download

Copy the processed output to your clipboard or download the generated file.

Key Features & Capabilities

Live Multi-Platform Previews: Toggle between Twitter/X large summary cards, Discord rich embeds, and LinkedIn links.
Automatic Frontmatter Extraction: Seamlessly parses title, description, cover image, URL, author, and tags.
Copy-Pasteable Meta Tags: Generates standard HTML <meta> tags ready to drop into Next.js metadata or HTML head.
100% Client-Side Simulation: No web scraping or remote server requests; your unpublished drafts remain secure.

Frequently Asked Questions

What frontmatter keys are supported?

The tool automatically detects `title`, `description` (or `excerpt`), `image` (or `og_image`, `cover`), `url` (or `canonical`), `author`, `siteName`, and `tags` (or `keywords`).

What is the recommended size for Open Graph images?

The standard recommended size is 1200x630 pixels (aspect ratio 1.91:1) with a file size under 5MB for optimal rendering across Twitter/X, LinkedIn, and Facebook.