Facebook Post Preview

Preview Facebook feed posts, shared links, and Reels before you publish.

Customize Post

Changes appear instantly in the preview.

Post Type
Account Details
Profile Picture
Post Image Optional
Video Optional
Profile / Page Cover Optional
Engagement

Images and videos stay in your browser. No Facebook login is required.

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ABOUT THIS TOOL

What Is Facebook Post Preview?

Facebook Post Preview helps you visualize how a post may appear in a Facebook-style feed before publishing. Add your page name, text, picture or video, and review the layout in mobile and desktop modes. You can also create a shared-link preview or explore a full-screen Reels layout.

The tool creates illustrative mockups rather than publishing to Facebook. Actual feed designs, text truncation, link cards, and cropping can vary by device and platform updates.

HOW IT WORKS

Preview Your Facebook Post in Three Steps

01

Choose a Post Type

Select Feed Post, Link Preview or Reels to work with the layout that matches your content.

02

Add Your Details

Enter your page name and caption, upload local media, or customize the information shown on a link card.

03

Review and Export

Compare mobile and desktop appearances, select a theme and download a PNG mockup of your selected preview.

PREVIEW GUIDE

Choose the Right Facebook Preview Layout

Preview Best For What to Check
Feed Post Photos, captions and everyday updates Opening text, image framing and engagement layout
Link Preview Sharing articles, websites and resources Thumbnail, website domain, title and description
Reels Short-form vertical video content Video framing, captions and interface overlays
Profile / Page Timeline Reviewing posts in their account context Cover image, profile details and post presentation

Important: These are illustrative Facebook-style previews. Real layouts, media crops and interface elements may differ by device, placement or platform update.

DESIGN TIPS

Make Your Facebook Post Easier to Review

01

Check the Opening Lines

Put the most important point near the start of your caption, since long feed posts may be truncated.

02

Use Clear Images

Review the subject, contrast and any embedded text at both the compact mobile size and wider desktop preview.

03

Inspect the Link Card

Make sure the page title, domain and main image communicate the correct topic without relying on the full URL.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Facebook Post Preview FAQ

Can I preview a Facebook post before publishing it?

Yes. Create a visual mockup of the post with your text, media and account details. This tool does not publish anything.

Can I compare mobile and desktop Facebook layouts?

Yes. Switch between Mobile and Desktop above the preview to inspect different widths and arrangements.

Does Facebook Post Preview support images and videos?

Yes. Add up to 12 JPG, PNG or WebP photos for a collage, or play local MP4 and WebM videos supported by your browser.

Can I preview a Facebook link before sharing it?

Yes. Enter a website URL, link title, description and optional picture to create a representative link card.

Does the tool automatically fetch a website's Open Graph tags?

No. Link details are entered manually. The tool does not request or scrape the linked webpage.

Can I preview Facebook Reels?

Yes. Switch to Reels for a vertical player-style mockup with profile, caption and engagement controls.

Are uploaded images or videos sent to a server?

No. The files you choose are processed locally in your browser for the preview.

Can I save the Facebook preview as a PNG?

Yes. The download button draws an illustrative image of the selected preview. If a video frame cannot be decoded, the tool will display a status message.

Is this an official Facebook tool?

No. It is an independent preview and planning tool, and its layouts are approximations.

Will the real Facebook post look exactly the same?

Not necessarily. Facebook's interface, image crops, text wrapping and link metadata can differ from this mockup.