Open Graph Checker
Inspect Open Graph tags and social sharing metadata on a webpage.
Enter a public webpage URL. Private and local network targets are blocked.
Inspect Open Graph tags and social sharing metadata on a webpage.
Enter a public webpage URL. Private and local network targets are blocked.
Inspect Open Graph metadata on a web page and review the information used by many social platforms and messaging services when creating link previews. A well-configured preview can present a clear title, description and image when somebody shares a page.
Frequently used properties include og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url and og:type. The exact tags needed depend on the type of content and the platform displaying the shared link.
Without suitable metadata, a service may choose its own text or image from the page. Reviewing Open Graph tags gives site owners more control over the information supplied for a potential social preview.
Platforms may cache metadata or apply their own rules when rendering links. Correct tags improve the information available to those services, but this checker cannot guarantee an identical preview on every platform.
No. Open Graph is primarily designed for shared-link presentation, although clear metadata can improve how content is presented to users.
A platform may have cached an earlier version of the page metadata.