Large Image card — best for blog posts and articles. Image should be at least 300×157px.
Max 70 characters
0/70
Max 200 characters
0/200
Min 300×157px, max 5MB. JPG, PNG, WEBP, or GIF.
Live Preview
🖼️ Image preview (1200×628 recommended)
example.com
Your Page Title
Your description will appear here.
Generated Tags
✅ Card Checklist

Twitter Card Types Explained

Twitter (now X) supports four card types, each suited to different content. The Summary Large Image card is the most commonly used — it shows a full-width image above the title and description, making it ideal for blog posts, articles, and landing pages. The image should be at least 300×157px with a 2:1 ratio, though 1200×628px is recommended.

The Summary card shows a small thumbnail alongside the text, suitable for pages where the image is secondary. App cards are designed for mobile apps and display App Store / Google Play download buttons directly in the tweet. Player cards embed audio or video content that plays inline in the timeline.

twitter:site vs twitter:creator

twitter:site is the Twitter handle of the website or publication. twitter:creator is the handle of the individual content creator or author. Both should include the @ symbol. If your site has a single account, you can use the same handle for both.

Do Twitter Cards Affect SEO?

Twitter Card tags don't directly influence Google rankings, but they significantly affect click-through rates on social shares, which can drive traffic that indirectly signals content quality to search engines. A compelling large image card can increase engagement by 2-3x compared to a plain link tweet.