Multi-Platform Previews
See how your link renders on Facebook, X, LinkedIn, and Discord — without sharing it first.
TL;DR: Open Graph Checker helps you test OG and Twitter tags with social card previews.. Run the check instantly, review prioritized findings, and apply fixes that improve crawl quality, answer extractability, and AI citation readiness without any signup barrier.
See how your page appears when shared.
Updated April 12, 2026
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The Open Graph Checker fetches your page metadata and builds social preview cards. It highlights missing `og:` and `twitter:` tags and checks whether social images are likely to render correctly.
Why it matters: Social shares are a major traffic source. Broken or missing Open Graph tags mean your links show blank previews or wrong images, which kills click-through rates from Facebook, X, LinkedIn, and messaging apps.
Content Launch QA: Preview exactly how a blog post or landing page will look when shared on social before publishing.
Platform-Specific Debugging: Diagnose why LinkedIn shows the wrong thumbnail or why Discord displays a generic title instead of your custom og:title.
Campaign Validation: Check that campaign landing pages have correct og:image dimensions and compelling og:description copy before running paid social ads.
See how your link renders on Facebook, X, LinkedIn, and Discord — without sharing it first.
Identify absent og:image, og:title, and twitter:card tags that cause blank or broken social cards.
Verify social images meet platform size requirements so previews display correctly everywhere.
Answers about Open Graph Checker
You can test Open Graph tags by pasting any URL into the checker and running a scan. It inspects og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url, and related social metadata in one place.
Yes, this Open Graph Checker validates both Open Graph and Twitter Card tags in one scan. It checks og: and twitter: tags so you can optimize previews across Facebook, X, LinkedIn, and other platforms.
The recommended Open Graph image size is 1200 by 630 pixels for optimal cross-platform support. Use a clear subject and readable text that still looks good when cropped to smaller thumbnail sizes.
Shared links show stale previews because social platforms cache Open Graph metadata aggressively. After updating tags, use platform debug tools like the Facebook Sharing Debugger to force a cache refresh.