Uploading a Page Icon

A "Page Icon" refers to an image preview or thumbnail that appears when the page URL is shared on social media platforms.

The best size / dimensions for a page icon is typically 1200x630 pixels. This size ensures that the image displays correctly and looks sharp on most social media platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and others.

We recommend using JPG as the file format for compatibility.

To upload a Page Icon:

In the page editor, click "Settings" in the left panel.
Then click the "Attributes & Security" tab.
In the Icon section, click the button "Upload from My Computer".
Select the image and upload.
Click "Save Settings".

When a page icon is specified, the following metadata and OpenGraph data will be rendered onto the page:


	<meta itemprop="image" content="">

	<meta name="twitter:image:src"
	content="">

	<meta property="og:image"
	content="">

	<meta property="og:image:width" content="xxx">

	<meta property="og:image:height" content="yyy">

If your changes are not reflected immediately when sharing, you may need to clear the cache at the social network. Here is how to do that:

How to Clear Facebook's Cache

The best way to clear Facebook’s Open Graph cache is to use the Facebook’s debugger tool. You can use this tool to "scrape" the URL. This means it will remove the old information and retrieve the latest data. As a result, the correct version will be shown when you share the link on Facebook.

To use the debugger tool, enter the page’s URL, click 'Debug', then 'Scrape Again'. We’ve included simple steps with images below to guide you.

Go to the debugger tool, paste the URL then click the debug button: https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/sharing/

Click the ‘scrape again’ button

You should see a preview of the link, with the newly updated image.

How to Clear LinkedIn's Cache

Clearing the cache for a LinkedIn post works like Facebook.

Go to https://www.linkedin.com/post-inspector/, paste your URL in the bar then click ‘Inspect’

This will re-scrape the information and now be showing your updated image.