Open Graph Checker
Enter a page URL to retrieve its Open Graph properties and identify missing or inconsistent sharing metadata.
Results will appear here after the check runs.
The result reflects the current server response. Social platforms may cache older data or apply their own preview rules.
How to Use Open Graph Checker
- Enter the public absolute URL that people will share.
- Run the check and review og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url, and og:type.
- Fix missing or inaccurate values, confirm the image is publicly fetchable, and refresh the platform's sharing cache after deployment.
Interpreting Open Graph Metadata
Open Graph properties provide a structured title, summary, image, canonical sharing URL, and object type to social platforms. Platforms can apply their own cropping, caching, safety checks, and fallback logic.
A complete set improves consistency but does not guarantee an identical card everywhere. Check image dimensions, content type, byte size, redirects, and access controls when a preview image is absent.
Open Graph Checker Example
A news article can declare an article-specific title, a 1200-by-630 share image, `og:type` of article, and an `og:url` matching the preferred public URL.
Frequently Asked Questions About Open Graph Checker
Why does a social platform still show old Open Graph data?
Platforms often cache fetched metadata. Use the platform's official sharing debugger or refresh tool after publishing changes.
Can og:image use a relative URL?
Use an absolute HTTPS URL so external crawlers can resolve and retrieve the image reliably.
Does every platform use Open Graph exactly the same way?
No. Platforms can use additional tags, apply different image rules, or generate fallbacks from page content.