Open Graph & Twitter Card Checker

Enter a complete URL including http:// or https:// to analyze its Open Graph tags.

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Issues & Suggestions

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Check Your Open Graph Tags

Our Open Graph Checker tool allows you to instantly analyze the meta tags of any webpage.

By verifying your Open Graph and Twitter Card tags, you can ensure that your links look attractive and professional when shared on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and more.

Key features

  • Comprehensive Tag Analysis Detects standard meta tags, Open Graph properties (og:title, og:image, etc.), and Twitter Card tags.
  • Social Media Preview Provides a visual preview of how your link will likely appear when shared on popular social networks.
  • Scoring & Suggestions Calculates an SEO score for your tags and highlights missing critical tags with actionable suggestions.

How to use the Open Graph Checker

Follow these steps to analyze a URL's Open Graph tags.

  1. Enter the URL Type or paste the full URL of the webpage you want to check into the input field.
  2. Analyze the Tags Click the "Check Tags" button to initiate the analysis.
  3. Review the Results Examine the overall score, the social media preview, and the list of extracted tags.
  4. Apply Suggestions Check the issues and suggestions section for any missing tags and add them to your website's HTML `<head>` section.

Usage tips

  • Always include an og:image tag with a high-quality image (recommended size: 1200x630 pixels) to maximize engagement.
  • Ensure your og:title and og:description accurately summarize the page content without being too lengthy.
  • Use twitter:card="summary_large_image" for visually appealing Twitter previews.

Frequently asked questions

Open Graph tags are meta tags added to the HTML of a webpage to control how the page is represented on social media platforms when shared. They allow you to define the title, description, and image that appear in the link preview.
Common reasons include: the image URL is incorrect or inaccessible, the image file size is too large (keep it under 8MB), or the dimensions don't meet the platform's requirements (e.g., minimum 200x200 pixels for Facebook).
Open Graph was originally developed by Facebook and is widely adopted by LinkedIn, Pinterest, and others. Twitter Cards are specific to Twitter, though Twitter will fall back to Open Graph tags if its own tags are not present.
No, our tool fetches the live HTML of the provided URL each time you click the check button, ensuring you see the most up-to-date tags.