Facebook Link Preview Generator

Test a link title, description and image in a Facebook-style preview before publishing.

Facebook tool guide

Mock up how link metadata could look in a Facebook-style card

Enter a website name, title and description, then choose a local image to assemble a Facebook-style preview in your browser.

This is a visual drafting aid, not a scraper or official Facebook debugger. The real preview is generated from your published Open Graph metadata and may differ by device or platform updates.

How to use Facebook Link Preview Generator

Enter the website name.Add the domain or brand label to display above the title.
Write title and description.Draft the main preview copy.
Choose a local image.Select an image from your device for the mockup.
Review the composition.Adjust the inputs, then validate final metadata with the platform after publishing.

Practical ways to use this Facebook tool

Plan Open Graph copy

Compare titles and descriptions before implementation.

Review campaign artwork

See how a selected image and message work together.

Share a design mockup

Use the browser view during an editorial review.

Spot truncation risks

Keep important wording early, knowing real layouts may vary.

Behavior, privacy and limitations

Local preview only: the tool does not fetch or validate a live webpage.
Image stays local: a temporary browser object URL displays the selected file.
Not pixel-identical: Facebook can change typography, cropping and layout.
Published metadata wins: the live platform reads its own cached Open Graph data.

Frequently asked questions

Does this fetch my website metadata?

No. You manually enter the preview fields.

Is the uploaded image sent anywhere?

No. It is displayed locally with a temporary browser URL.

Will Facebook show the exact same result?

Not necessarily. The tool provides a style approximation only.

Can this clear Facebook’s link cache?

No. Use Facebook’s official sharing debugger for live cache tools.

Does the preview get saved?

No. The draft exists only in the current browser page.