OG Tag Checker
Audit every Open Graph tag on any page — og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url and Twitter Card tags — with clear pass / warn / fail verdicts and the exact fix for each problem.
Paste any URL into this free Open Graph checker and see how it looks when shared on X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Discord and WhatsApp — with a full tag audit and a 0–100 score. No signup.
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Sharing a link is the cheapest marketing you will ever do — if the preview looks right. The checker covers the whole job: tags, image and cross-platform rendering.
Audit every Open Graph tag on any page — og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url and Twitter Card tags — with clear pass / warn / fail verdicts and the exact fix for each problem.
Go beyond tag presence: we load your actual og:image, measure its dimensions, weigh its file size and flag the mistakes that make WhatsApp drop previews or X shrink them to a thumbnail.
See live link previews for X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Discord and WhatsApp side by side — the closest thing to pasting your URL into every app, without opening five apps.
Enter any public page — your homepage, a blog post, a product page. No signup, no limits, nothing to install.
The checker loads your page exactly like a social platform would, parses your og:* and twitter:* tags and inspects the real image behind og:image.
Read the 0–100 score, preview all five platforms, then fix the flagged issues — or regenerate a compliant image with the free generator.
An OG image checker is a free tool that inspects the Open Graph metadata on a webpage and shows how that link will appear when shared on social platforms. Paste a URL and it reads your og:title, og:description and og:image tags, then renders live previews for X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Discord and WhatsApp.
1200 × 630 pixels for X, Facebook and LinkedIn (LinkedIn crops to 1200 × 627). Use JPG or PNG, keep the file under 5 MB, and keep it under 300 KB for WhatsApp — larger files are often dropped entirely.
Four most common causes: og:image missing from the <head>, the image URL is relative instead of absolute, the file exceeds the platform limit, or the platform cached the old preview. Most platforms cache aggressively — re-run their debugger after fixing.
Add og:title, og:description, og:image and og:url meta tags to the <head> of every page you want shareable. The image URL must be absolute (starting with https://). Re-check after deploying.
Paste your live URL into the checker above. Testing a live URL (not a local file) is essential — platforms fetch the deployed page.
Open Graph (og:*) is what Facebook, LinkedIn, Discord and WhatsApp read. Twitter Cards (twitter:*) apply to X only. Under summary_large_image, X falls back to og:* when twitter:image is absent — correct Open Graph tags cover both.
Yes, but stricter: keep the image under 300 KB and use a direct, publicly accessible URL, or the preview shows text only.
Yes, entirely free, no signup. There is also a free REST API (no API key, 10 requests/hour).
The same engine that powers this page is available as a simple GET endpoint — perfect for CI pipelines, lint scripts or monitoring. No API key required.