The share card on every page
When someone drops a link to your site into a chat, a message or a social post, most apps show a preview image. That image is the share card. Giant Context gives every public page and post one, built from three fields you fill in for search anyway. You do not design it and you do not upload anything for it to exist.
What the card is built from
Three fields build the card. The Social Image supplies the picture, the SEO Title supplies the headline and the Meta Description supplies the line underneath. All three sit on the SEO tab of the page's settings, the same tab search engines read, so filling them in once covers search results and share previews together.
Leave the Social Image empty and Giant Context draws a card for the page instead, which is why every public page and post already has one.
The automatic card is drawn on request
The automatic card is drawn each time it is asked for, not saved as a file. Change the SEO Title or the Meta Description and the card carries the new wording the next time someone shares the link. There is no cache to clear and no old image left behind.
Previewing and replacing it
You can see the card before anyone shares the page. Open the page's settings and go to the SEO tab.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
No. Every public page and post already has a card. You set the Social Image only when you want a particular page to use a picture of your own.
No. The automatic card is drawn on request, so it carries the new title the next time a link is shared.
Yes. In that page's settings, set the Social Image. It replaces the automatic card for that page alone, and Reset to automatic card undoes it.
The SEO Title and the Meta Description, both on the SEO tab of the page's settings. Edit them there and the card reads differently.