Free Open Graph Checker and Share Preview
See how any page looks when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, X, WhatsApp and Discord. Check every Open Graph and X card tag, the share image size, and copy fixes for anything missing.
- What it doesChecks OG tags and shows share previews
- AccuracyExact tags, close previews
- Works withAny public URL
- PriceFree, no sign-up, no limit
- Last reviewed
What Is an Open Graph Checker?
When someone shares your link, platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn and WhatsApp read your og:title, og:description and og:image tags to build the preview card. If the tags are missing, they guess, often with the wrong image or a cut-off title. This checker shows the preview for each platform side by side and checks that your share image is big enough and the right shape.
- Previews for Facebook, LinkedIn, X, WhatsApp and Discord
- Checks every og: and twitter: tag
- Checks share image size and ratio
- Copy ready-made tags for anything missing
- Free, no sign-up
How to Use the Open Graph Checker
Enter a page URL
Run the check
See the previews
Fix the issues
Clear platform caches
Perfect share cards
- Use a 1200 x 630 px image (1.91:1 ratio).
- Keep og:title short, about 60 to 90 characters.
- Write an og:description that makes people want to click.
- Add
twitter:card = summary_large_imagefor big images on X. - Use absolute URLs with https:// for images.
Open Graph Tags Explained
| Tag | What it sets | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| og:title | Card headline | About 60 to 90 characters |
| og:description | Card text | Under about 160 characters |
| og:image | Card image | 1200 x 630 px, absolute URL |
| og:url | The main link of the page | Same as your canonical URL |
| og:type | Kind of content | website or article |
| og:site_name | Your brand name | Shown on some platforms |
| twitter:card | Card style on X | summary_large_image |
How the Open Graph Checker Works
- 01
The page is loaded
Our server fetches the page HTML like a social media crawler.
Our server - 02
Tags are read
Every og: and twitter: tag is read, with fallbacks to the title and meta description.
In your browser - 03
The image is checked
The share image is loaded to read its real width, height and ratio.
Our server and your browser - 04
Rules are checked
Missing tags, short or long text and small images are flagged.
In your browser - 05
Previews are drawn
Cards are drawn in the style of each platform, with ready-made tags for fixes.
In your browser
Image Rules We Check
- Best: 1200 x 630 px or larger, ratio 1.91:1.
- OK: at least 600 x 315 px. Smaller images may show as a thumbnail.
- Ratio: very tall or square images get cropped on most platforms.
- The image URL must be public and return an image file.
Is the Open Graph Checker Accurate?
- Every og: and twitter: tag is found
- Image width, height and ratio are measured correctly
- Fallbacks to title and description work
- Previews match real shares on test pages
- Suggested tags are valid
Accuracy in plain words
Platforms cache previews. If you shared a link before fixing the tags, the old card may still show until you refresh it with the platform’s own debugger tool.
Features of the Open Graph Checker
5 platform previews
Facebook, LinkedIn, X, WhatsApp and Discord.
Full tag check
Every og: and twitter: tag in one list.
Image check
Real size and ratio of your share image.
Ready-made fixes
Copy tags for anything missing.
Plain words
Every problem explained simply.
Fast
Results in a few seconds.
Limitations of This Tool
- It cannot clear Facebook, LinkedIn or X caches for you
- It may miss tags added by JavaScript
- Previews are close copies, not the real platform
- It cannot check pages behind a login
- Use a 1200 x 630 px share image
- Refresh old previews with each platform's debugger
- Set tags in your SEO plugin's social tab
- Check again after changing the image
Who Can Use This Open Graph Checker?
Social media managers
Make sure every post looks good before it goes out.
Bloggers
Get more clicks when readers share your posts.
Store owners
Show the right product image on shares.
Developers
Test OG output in templates.
Updates, Bug Fixes and Reviews
Open Graph Checker launched
First release with 5 platform previews, OG and X card checks, image size checks and ready-made fixes.
Full re-test and rules review
We run the tool against our test cases again and check the Open Graph protocol and platform sharing guides for changes.
Tool page last reviewed on .
Found a bug or a wrong result?
Tell us what you entered, what happened and what you expected. Our developer checks every report, fixes confirmed bugs as a high priority and tests the fix before it goes live.
Who Built and Reviewed This Tool
Hassan
Muhammad Ahtesham
Afza
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Open Graph Checker FAQ
What is Open Graph?
Open Graph is a set of meta tags that tells social networks what title, text and image to show when a page is shared.
Is this Open Graph checker free?
Yes. It is 100% free, with no sign-up.
What is the best og:image size?
1200 x 630 pixels, with a 1.91:1 ratio. It looks sharp on Facebook, LinkedIn and X.
Why does Facebook show the wrong image?
Usually because og:image is missing, too small, or Facebook cached an old version. Fix the tag, then refresh the link in the Facebook Sharing Debugger.
Does X use Open Graph tags?
Yes. X reads its own twitter: tags first and falls back to Open Graph tags. Add twitter:card to choose the card style.
Do Open Graph tags help SEO?
Not directly, but better share cards bring more clicks and traffic from social media.
How do I add Open Graph tags in WordPress?
Use the social tab in an SEO plugin like Yoast or Rank Math, or copy the ready-made tags from this tool into your theme.