Free Open Graph Checker
Inspect any webpage, validate SEO metadata, and preview how it looks on social media.
Live Social Previews
SEO Metadata Inspector
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Image Analysis
Technical Info
Raw Meta Code
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Enter Webpage URL
Type or paste any URL into the input field above. The tool automatically resolves domains, normalizes protocols, and follows HTTP redirects.
Inspect Live Previews
Toggle between platform tabs to view real-time feed mockups for Facebook, Twitter (X), LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Telegram, and Discord.
Audit SEO & Export
Review character limits, missing tags, and image resolution analysis. Copy the raw HTML code or export a complete text audit report.
Advanced Key Features
Multi-Platform Previews
Simulate exact link previews across 6 major social and messaging channels instantly, ensuring consistent branding everywhere your links are shared.
Full Metadata Audit
Examine page titles, meta descriptions, canonical links, robots directives, viewport settings, H1 headers, language attributes, and favicons in one table.
Instant Client Reports
Export structured text reports or copy raw HTML tags with a single click—ideal for SEO agencies, web developers, and marketing audits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Open Graph tags are HTML meta tags placed within the <head> section of a webpage. Created originally by Facebook, they allow webmasters to define structured data—such as custom titles, descriptions, and preview images—when a page link is shared across social media and messaging platforms.
If your preview image isn't displaying, check the following common issues: 1) The image URL must be an absolute link starting with https://. 2) The image file size exceeds platform limits (under 5MB is recommended). 3) Social platforms like Facebook or X have cached your old metadata. Use this checker tool to verify that your live site code outputs the correct image tag.
The standard recommended dimensions for Open Graph images are 1200 x 630 pixels with an aspect ratio of 1.91:1. This guarantees high-resolution rendering across high-DPI smartphone displays and desktop feeds without awkward cropping.
Social networks save (cache) a website's Open Graph metadata the first time a link is shared to reduce server load. If you update your tags afterward, platforms may continue displaying the old preview until their internal cache expires or until you force a scrape update using official platform debuggers.
While Google Search does not use Open Graph tags directly as a ranking factor, proper OG implementation significantly improves click-through rates (CTR) on social media platforms. Higher social engagement and web traffic indirectly contribute to better brand visibility and organic search performance.
Yes. Open Graph uses the og: property prefix (supported by Facebook, LinkedIn, Discord, and WhatsApp), whereas Twitter Cards use the twitter: name prefix tailored specifically for X. Twitter can fall back to Open Graph tags if Twitter-specific tags are omitted, but providing both ensures complete control.