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If you have added the right thumbnail, and Facebook is still not showing the right thumbnail, then the issue is related to caching. First you need to make sure that you clear page cache in WordPress. After that, you need to reset the cache in Facebook using their debug tool.
Why can’t I see photos on Facebook when I click on them?
– Make sure you’re using the most updated version of the app or browser; – Restart your computer or phone; – Uninstall and reinstall the app, if you’re using a phone; – Log into Facebook and try again.
How do I add a link to my Facebook post?
To post a link, simply follow the instructions for updating a status and copy and paste the link you want into the field where you normally type a status. This automatically expands a preview of what your post will look like, including a preview of the content.
How do you see the image when you Paste a link on Facebook?
Scroll down until you get to the bottom of the page, where it shows what the link will look like when pasted: As you can see, there are two areas that show the image attached to that particular post – og:image and “When shared, this is what will be included”.
How can I get my image to show on my Facebook post?
If you can see your image after debugging the link, your fix is simple: go back to your original post, and click into the timestamp so that a new page is opened with just the post. Click on the right side of the post (as if you were going to edit it), and select “Refresh Share Attachment”.
Why does Facebook not show images in links?
One of the biggest frustrations we came across with Facebook, is when we post a link to an article that contains images, and Facebook refuses to show the image on top of the link. The strange thing is, sometimes deleting the URL and pasting it again will show images and other times, Facebook completely refuses to do it.
Why does my Facebook link preview look like this?
Don’t you hate it when you try to post a link in a Facebook post, and the image in the preview ends up looking like this: B-o-o-o-o-ring. Where’s the image, right? It’s supposed to be there automatically! This all comes down to metadata. Which, admittedly, doesn’t sound like a very exciting topic. It affects everyone, though – including you!