How do you tweet a Twitter card?

How do you tweet a Twitter card?

Get started in 4 simple steps

1. Choose a card type to implement.
2. Add the correct meta tags to the page.
3. Run the URL through the validator tool to test.
4. After testing in the validator or approval of your Player Card, Tweet the URL and see the Card appear below your Tweet in the details view.

What size should a Twitter card be?

800px by 418px
The ideal image size for Twitter Cards is 800px by 418px, a 1.91:1 ratio. For App Cards, you can go with 800px by 800px for a 1:1 ratio. Videos can also be used in Twitter Cards. The recommended size for Website Card videos is 1200px by 1200px, or 1:1 aspect ratio.

What is Twitter player card?

Video and audio clips have a special place on the Twitter platform thanks to the Player Card. By implementing a few HTML meta tags to your website and following the Twitter Developer Policy, you can deliver your rich media to users across the globe. Player Card examples.

What is a Twitter summary card?

The Summary Card does what it says on the tin – it refines your web content into a snapshot image with a thumbnail, title and description. Users can even see the URL of your website displayed at the bottom of the card. The idea is to give your viewers a preview of your content before they click through to your site.

How do I change my card on Twitter?

Twitter does not allow users to change the image associated with a Twitter card. To change the featured image in the social post, hover over the Twitter card and click Change to photo post.

What does a twitter card look like?

A Summary Card, for example, will include a small photo, a title, and brief summary of the content it’s teasing. Summary Card with Large Image has the same setup, just with a larger image. App Cards pull the featured image and link of your app from the Play Store or App Store for the tweet.

Do Twitter Cards cost money?

Twitter cards are free and don’t cost you anything except a little more effort and time. Unlike Facebook, Twitter is much more text heavy with tweet after tweet appearing in your users’ feeds.