I've came across this share https://www.facebook.com/lensculture/posts/10153590621527368 from LensCulture:
and I was wondering how they managed to achieve a share like that, with multiple images/thumbnails. Basically each image forwards to the same link, which is https://www.lensculture.com/articles/joanna-mrowka-streets-of-the-world-piece-by-piece
How did they create a share like that? Does anyone know?
So, if you would like to display multiple images in a FB post with link, you should add og:image tags to the webpage. FB examines the link, finds images and displays them in post.
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This is achieved when webpage has OpenGraph tags with multiple images. Details here.
If you view source of the link, you can see 3 instances of og:image tag
<meta property="og:image" content="https://photo1.lensculture.com/large/f7cae4af-f442-44fe-a162-0d2a0293dbdc.jpg" />
<meta property="og:image" content="https://photo2.lensculture.com/large/b678eb67-da99-40a4-86df-6dde6d9d9aef.jpg" />
<meta property="og:image" content="https://photo0.lensculture.com/large/9492a534-9ac7-423a-8ff7-776a72fbce31.jpg" />
So, if you would like to display multiple images in a FB post with link, you should add og:image tags to the webpage.
FB examines the link, finds images and displays them in post.
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