LinkedIn Link Preview
Preview the card LinkedIn builds from your Open Graph tags, then copy them. Runs in your browser.
- No account needed. Import a live URL or type it in
- LinkedIn preview updates instantly
- Copy escaped HTML metadata in one action
Page metadata
LinkedIn reads: og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url, og:type

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Image: 1200 × 627 px. A 1.91:1 image around 1200 × 627 px gives a full-width card.
Generated HTML
<meta property="og:title" content="Plan and schedule social content with PostlyBee" />
<meta property="og:description" content="Create, customize, preview, and schedule social media posts from one collaborative workspace." />
<meta property="og:image" content="https://postlybee.com/og-image.png" />
<meta property="og:url" content="https://postlybee.com/features" />
<meta property="og:type" content="website" />From link to published
Check it here, publish to LinkedIn with PostlyBee
The same editor you use for every post, in a few steps.
Enter any public page URL and PostlyBee reads its title, description, and image for you, so there is nothing to retype.
Import from a live page
Title
Description
Image
Practical guide
Make a link look credible in the feed
On LinkedIn a link card is read quickly and judged by its title and image. Write the title like a headline for a professional audience, and use a clean image that still reads at small size.
LinkedIn reads Open Graph tags, so there is nothing LinkedIn-specific to add. Get the og: set right once and it also works for Facebook and most chat apps.
Privacy: Text you type stays in this browser tab. If you import a URL, PostlyBee downloads that public page once to read its tags and does not store it. Your browser loads the preview image directly from its address.
- 01
Write a headline title
State the value of the page in about 70 characters or fewer.
- 02
Add the image
Use a public, absolute 1200 × 627 px image URL.
- 03
Copy and inspect
Add the tags, then refresh the cache with the LinkedIn Post Inspector.
Pro tips
Pro tips for LinkedIn metadata
The title matters most
LinkedIn puts the image and title first, and the description is often not shown in the feed. Make the title carry the meaning on its own.
Use a wide, professional image
A 1.91:1 image at about 1200 × 627 px fills the card. Avoid small text near the edges, since feed layouts crop slightly.
Refresh the cache
LinkedIn caches link data. Run the URL through the Post Inspector to refresh after you change tags.
FAQ
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