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How can I change the default image shown when sharing my Webflow website on platforms like LinkedIn?

TL;DR
  • Upload a new Open Graph image in the SEO tab of your Webflow Project Settings.
  • Add a title and description, publish your site, and use LinkedIn’s Post Inspector to confirm the update.

To change the default image that appears when you share your Webflow site on platforms like LinkedIn, you need to update the Open Graph settings in your Webflow project.

1. Open Project Settings

  • Go to your Webflow Dashboard.
  • Click on your specific project.
  • Select the Settings icon (gear icon).

2. Go to the SEO Tab

  • In the Project Settings, click the SEO tab.
  • Scroll down to the section called Open Graph Settings (Social Media Sharing).

3. Upload/Open Graph Image

  • Under Open Graph Image, click Choose Image or Upload Image.
  • Make sure the image is at least 1200 x 630 pixels for best quality on platforms like LinkedIn.
  • Webflow uses this image when your homepage is shared unless individual page settings override it.

4. Add Open Graph Title and Description

  • Add a relevant Site Title and Site Description. These appear along with the image in social shares.
  • These elements also impact how your link displays on platforms like Facebook and LinkedIn.

5. Publish Your Site

  • Click Publish after making changes to push the updated Open Graph data live.
  • You must publish to your live domain (not just the Webflow preview) for external platforms to recognize the updates.

6. Test with LinkedIn Post Inspector

  • Go to the LinkedIn Post Inspector.
  • Enter your website URL to have LinkedIn fetch and display the latest Open Graph details.
  • If LinkedIn shows outdated data, click "Inspect" again to clear the cache.

Summary

To change the default image for social sharing on Webflow, upload an Open Graph Image in the SEO tab of Project Settings, add a title and description, then publish your site. Use LinkedIn’s Post Inspector to preview updates.

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