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How can I solve problems posting my website links on Facebook not showing any picture?
The easiest fix for a Facebook post image not showing is to add a new post by using the URL of the page you want to share. Not sure how to copy the URL link from your blog post? You can read our article on how to copy and paste a URL link. Go to your Facebook post editor on mobile or desktop.
Why is my blog image not showing up on Facebook?
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 is debugging not working on Facebook?
If the old image is cached on your site still, the Facebook Debugger isn’t going to be able to help fix your problem as it will simply re-fetch the cached information. Clear cache on a specific page/post with Cache Enabler. Clear cache on a specific page/post with WP Fastest Cache.
Why do I get the wrong image for my Facebook post?
The reason for Facebook’s behaviour is everything else than random. Understanding it gives you plenty of choices to deal with the problem. When you publish a link on Facebook, it is scanning the sites header for an Open Graph tags with information for the posts image. The Open Graph for this posts image looks almost like this:
How big of an image do you need to link to a Facebook post?
Facebook itself states the following about the images you should link in your Open Graph data: The URL of an image which is used in stories published about this object. We suggest that you give us an image of at least 600×315 pixels.
How to fix a Wrong Facebook Share Image: 1 Check that you have Open Graph Tags set up for the page or post you are sharing Go to the Facebook debugger (You need… 2 Re-scrape your URL using the Facebook Debugger More
Why is FB OpenGraph image not pulling images?
It DOES show one image — an image hosted on a non-https server. We’ve tried square images, jpegs, pngs, larger sizes and smaller sizes. We’ve put the images right in public_html. Zero are showing up. It’s not a caching error, because when we add another og:image to the meta, FB’s linter does find and read that.