Meta Tag Preview — See how your page will look in Google search results, on Twitter, on Facebook, and on LinkedIn — all from one form. Type a title, write a description, paste an image URL, and watch every preview update at the same time.
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See how your page will look in Google search results, on Twitter, on Facebook, and on LinkedIn — all from one form. Type a title, write a description, paste an image URL, and watch every preview update at the same time.
Useful for SEO professionals writing meta descriptions, marketers preparing a campaign, and developers building Open Graph tags. The Google preview shows the pixel-accurate snippet with title length and description length measured against the limits Google actually uses. The social previews use each platform's published card dimensions and rules.
Como usar
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Fill in the form
Title, description, URL, image, and Twitter handle. Each field updates the previews live.
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Watch the Google snippet
The Google preview is the most constrained. Aim for 50–60 characters in the title and 150–160 in the description. The preview colors the over-limit characters red.
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Check each social card
Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn have different aspect ratios. Switch between them to see how the same title and image render differently.
Exemplos
Landing page
A typical SaaS landing page with a 1200×630 Open Graph image and a 150-character description.
Title: "Free Tools That Just Work — Uttir" Description: "126 free online utilities. Converters, formatters, generators. No signup, no uploads, no tracking. Runs in your browser." URL: https://uttir.com Image: 1200x630 product screenshot
Resultado: Google snippet, Twitter card, Facebook card, and LinkedIn card all updated with the same metadata.
Blog post
A long-form blog post with a 1200×675 image and a description that summarizes the article.
Title: "How to Make a Favicon from Any Image — Uttir Blog" Description: "Turn any logo, photo, or icon into a working favicon in 2 minutes. Free browser tool, no upload, every size and format you need." URL: https://uttir.com/blog/how-to-make-a-favicon-from-any-image Image: 1200x675 cover image
Resultado: A Google snippet that fits cleanly inside the limits, plus three social cards that look polished on every platform.
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Last reviewed: 2026-09-25