Twitter Card Validator
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X (Twitter)
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Sharing links on X (Twitter) turns them into cards: a title, description, and often a large image. If your page does not have the right meta tags, X may show a generic or broken card, which can hurt engagement.
Our Twitter Card Validator lets you paste any URL and see how it will look as a Large Summary Card (or other card type) on X. You get an accurate preview before you tweet, so you can correct your twitter:card, twitter:title, twitter:description, and twitter:image tags.
Why validate Twitter Cards? So your links look correct and clickable when others share them. A proper card with a clear image and title gets more clicks and helps your content stand out in the timeline.
How it works: Enter your URL above. We read the Open Graph and Twitter Card metadata from your page and render a preview that matches how X displays link cards. If the preview is wrong or missing, add or fix the meta tags on your website and refresh.
This tool is free and works for any public URL. Use it for articles, products, landing pages, or any link you plan to share on X. Ideal for creators and marketers who want their shared links to look right on Twitter every time.
Our Twitter Card Validator lets you paste any URL and see how it will look as a Large Summary Card (or other card type) on X. You get an accurate preview before you tweet, so you can correct your twitter:card, twitter:title, twitter:description, and twitter:image tags.
Why validate Twitter Cards? So your links look correct and clickable when others share them. A proper card with a clear image and title gets more clicks and helps your content stand out in the timeline.
How it works: Enter your URL above. We read the Open Graph and Twitter Card metadata from your page and render a preview that matches how X displays link cards. If the preview is wrong or missing, add or fix the meta tags on your website and refresh.
This tool is free and works for any public URL. Use it for articles, products, landing pages, or any link you plan to share on X. Ideal for creators and marketers who want their shared links to look right on Twitter every time.