Why Your Twitter Links Still Look Like Garbage — And How to Actually Fix Them
You've poured hours into that blog post, hit share on Twitter, and... crickets. A sad URL stub stares back. Here's why Twitter's bot hates you — and the no-BS fixes that force it to behave.
theAIcatchupApr 10, 20264 min read
⚡ Key Takeaways
Always use absolute HTTPS URLs for og:image and twitter:image — relative paths kill previews.𝕏
Set twitter:card to 'summary_large_image' for full-width glory; defaults suck.𝕏
1200x630 pixels is the magic size; test with Twitter's validator before tweeting.𝕏
The 60-Second TL;DR
Always use absolute HTTPS URLs for og:image and twitter:image — relative paths kill previews.
Set twitter:card to 'summary_large_image' for full-width glory; defaults suck.
1200x630 pixels is the magic size; test with Twitter's validator before tweeting.