See how your link looks in WhatsApp, iMessage and Google Messages
And in X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Slack, Discord, Telegram, Mastodon and Bluesky: the card each app draws for a page, every tag behind it, and the line that fixes what is missing.
- Free, no account
- Sets no cookie
- Keeps nothing you type
Then, who comes from them
When the link is shared, tidekeeper counts who comes from each app, X, LinkedIn, Slack or a newsletter, with no cookie and nothing kept on their device.
How tidekeeper counts →How it works
- Give an addressAny public page. Its HTML is fetched once, and the image it names.
- See every app's cardDrawn as WhatsApp, iMessage, Google Messages, X, LinkedIn and the rest draw a shared link.
- Fix what is cut or missingEach check that is worth a look says why, with the line to put in the page's head.
Questions
Why does my link show no image in WhatsApp?
WhatsApp draws the og:image only when it can fetch it: the tag must hold a whole https:// address, the image must not be too heavy, and the server must let WhatsApp's fetcher in. The diagnosis checks each of them, and asks the page as WhatsApp does.
How do I see what my link looks like in iMessage?
Give the page's address above: the iMessage card is drawn as it sits in a conversation, with the image, the title and the domain. iMessage shows no description.
What size should an og:image be?
1200 × 630 pixels, a shape of 1.91 to 1, which X, LinkedIn, Facebook and Google Messages draw large. A smaller image is drawn small, or soft.
Why does Facebook or LinkedIn still show an old card?
They keep the card they drew first. Facebook's Sharing Debugger and LinkedIn's Post Inspector fetch the page again.
Do you keep the pages I check?
No. The address is fetched when you ask, and is not kept. No cookie is set and no account is needed.