Preview how your link appears when shared on LinkedIn. Check OG image dimensions, title truncation, and description formatting.
LinkedIn Post Previewer turns a page's sharing metadata into a LinkedIn-style link card so you can inspect the image, title, and description before publishing the URL. It reports the Open Graph image dimensions and makes title clipping, line wrapping, and awkward description formatting visible. The important surprise is that the preview is not LinkedIn's current stored card. LinkedIn may have cached an earlier version of the page or may present the card differently after fetching the URL itself.
The link under review identifies a web page whose Open Graph fields describe its share card. The relevant fields include og:title for the headline, og:description for supporting text, and og:image for the thumbnail or hero image. The previewer arranges those values as a LinkedIn-style card while keeping the destination URL associated with the result.
The rendered card exposes how the selected image dimensions, title length, and description shape interact in the available card space. Visible clipping and line breaks are practical fit checks, not permanent LinkedIn character limits. Different letters occupy different widths, and LinkedIn can adjust its interface, so equal-length titles do not necessarily wrap in the same place.
No. The previewer does not publish the post, modify the destination page, or replace metadata already retained by LinkedIn. The actual share depends on what the public page exposes when LinkedIn fetches it. Update the page's Open Graph fields at their source if the card content is wrong.
No. It indicates that the title fits in this preview's card, which is useful for catching obvious problems. LinkedIn may allocate different space in another placement or interface version. Treat borderline titles as potentially truncatable, particularly when the final words carry essential meaning.
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