Adobe Express webpage link previews not showing on LinkedIn

Hi — since the Post Inspector still can't show a preview after republishing, the next step is to see exactly what the Inspector reports, because it tells us whether LinkedIn can't reach the page at all or just can't find preview metadata:

1. Run your URL through the Post Inspector again and look at the result panel — does it show an error (it couldn't fetch the page), or does it load the page but show no image/title/description? Please paste the exact message here.

2. Check the page is reachable publicly: open the Express page URL in a private/incognito browser window while logged out of Adobe. If it loads there, LinkedIn's crawler can reach it too; if it asks for sign-in instead, the page's sharing settings are the problem — set it to public in Express and republish.

3. In Express, confirm a thumbnail or cover image is set in the page settings, republish, then re-inspect — LinkedIn caches previews, so the re-inspection after republishing is what refreshes it.

Let us know what the Inspector shows and we can take it from there.

Hi there ​@Communication21900841j0l3,

​@CORCTON34033231's advice above is spot on - the LinkedIn Post Inspector is the right first step. I'd just add one thing to help narrow down the cause:

When you run your URL through the Post Inspector, take a look at the results it shows back... specifically whether it finds an image, title, and description for your page. If those fields come back empty or broken, the issue is on the Express side (the page's metadata may not have generated correctly), not LinkedIn's cache.

If that's the case, try this:

1. Open your webpage in Express.

2. Make sure you have a thumbnail or cover image set in the page settings before publishing.

3. Republish, then re-inspect on LinkedIn.

If the Post Inspector still shows no image after republishing, it may be worth reporting back here; it could point to a bug with how Express generates preview metadata for newly published pages, especially since your older page works fine.

Hope that helps!

Rose

Hi — this is usually LinkedIn's preview cache rather than the Express page itself: LinkedIn stores the preview the first time a link is fetched and doesn't refresh it on its own. Two steps that normally sort it out:

1. In Express, republish the webpage (Share > Publish and update the published page) so the live version is final.

2. Open LinkedIn's Post Inspector at linkedin.com/post-inspector, paste your Express page URL and click Inspect. That forces LinkedIn to re-scrape the page and rebuild the preview — then share the link again.

Since your previously published page previews fine, the refresh above should bring the thumbnail back for the new one too.