Share Readiness
Check how your links preview when shared, and fix what is missing.
How does your link look when someone shares it?
You paste a link to your portfolio, article or business site into a chat or a post. What appears? A clean card with a title, a line of description and a picture, or a bare address? That preview decides whether people open it.
Share readiness checks it. Paste any public address, choose Check link, and you get a score from 0 to 100, a live preview of how the link unfurls, and a list of fixes in order of importance.
The eight checks
| Check | Passes when |
|---|---|
| Homepage loads | The page answers normally |
| Page title length | A title exists and is 15 to 70 characters |
| Meta description length | Present and 80 to 160 characters |
| Link preview tags (Open Graph) | Title, description, image, address and type are all present |
| X preview card | The card type and image are set |
| Site icon | A favicon is found |
| Structured data | The page carries structured data for search engines |
| Fast indexing (IndexNow) | Your site is set up to tell search engines about new pages |
Each check counts equally towards the score, and each failed check comes with what to change.
Useful for search and AI answers too
The same basics that make a link preview well (a clear title, an accurate description, structured data) are what search engines and AI answer engines read to understand a page. Fixing them is a small, one-time job with a long tail.
Automate it
Add a Share Readiness agent with your site's address and it re-runs the check on a schedule, so a redesign that drops your preview image does not go unnoticed for months.
A website is optional. Brand Studio drafts posts without one, and you can skip the check during setup and come back to it later.
Pair it with GEO visibility to see whether AI assistants mention you at all. How the score works is in Share readiness.