Social Preview Checker
Type your page title, meta description, and image URL to see exactly how the page will look when it's shared — before you ship it.
Google search result
yourstartup.com
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X / Twitter large card
yourstartup.com
Launchory — Where Startups Get Found
Submit your startup, get a dofollow backlink, and get discovered by early adopters on Launchory.
Facebook / LinkedIn card
yourstartup.com
Launchory — Where Startups Get Found
Why your meta tags decide the click
Your title and description show up everywhere your link is shared — Google results, X cards, Slack unfurls, LinkedIn posts — but most founders only ever see the raw HTML, never the rendered card. A title that gets truncated at 60 characters or a missing og:image quietly kills your click-through rate on launch day, when first impressions matter most.
Keep it inside the limits
Aim for a title under 60 characters and a description under 155 — both stay fully visible instead of getting cut off with an ellipsis. Put your keyword near the front of the title, and write the description like a pitch, not a summary — it's the closest thing you have to ad copy that costs nothing.
For more on writing metadata that ranks, see how we approach it in our guide to how to get backlinks for a new website, or browse design tools that can help you generate a proper og:image. Once your metadata is dialed in, submit your startup to Launchory and get a listing page with clean, SEO-ready metadata out of the box.