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Free Domain Graph Checker | Open Graph Tag Tester

Free Online Open Graph Checker

Test and debug your OG tags to see how your pages will look when shared on social media.

What is the Open Graph Protocol?

The Open Graph (OG) protocol enables any web page to become a rich object in a social graph. It's a set of meta tags that you add to your website's HTML to control how your content is displayed when shared on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and others.

By setting OG tags for title, description, image, and more, you ensure that sharing a link to your site results in a beautiful, informative preview card, which significantly increases engagement and click-through rates.

How It Works

1

Enter URL

Input the full URL of the page you want to analyze.

2

Click Check

Press the "Check OG Tags" button to start the analysis.

3

Fetch & Parse

Our tool fetches the page's HTML and extracts all OG meta tags.

4

View Preview & Data

See the extracted tags and a preview of the main image.

Open Graph Checker

Key Features

Live Image Preview

Instantly see a preview of the `og:image` to check its appearance.

Complete Tag List

Extracts and displays all `og:` tags found on the page, not just the basics.

Easy to Read Output

Data is presented in a clean, structured table for quick analysis.

Works on Any Site

Thanks to a CORS proxy, our tool can fetch and analyze any publicly accessible URL.

Debug in Real-Time

Make changes to your site, re-check, and see the results instantly.

One-Click Copy

Copy all the discovered Open Graph data to your clipboard for reports.

Practical Use Cases

Marketing & SEO

Ensure your blog posts, landing pages, and product pages have compelling titles, descriptions, and images to maximize social media click-through rates.

Web Development

Developers can use this tool to debug their implementation of OG tags on new or existing websites, ensuring they work as expected before deployment.

Ready to Perfect Your Social Sharing?

Enter a URL in the checker above to instantly see and debug its Open Graph tags!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my image not showing up correctly?

Common reasons include: the URL in `og:image` is incorrect or leads to a 404 error, the image is too small (Facebook recommends at least 1200x630 pixels), or the server is blocking crawlers from accessing the image.

What's the difference between Open Graph and Twitter Cards?

Open Graph is a standard used by Facebook, LinkedIn, and others. Twitter has its own similar system called "Twitter Cards" (e.g., `twitter:card`). However, if Twitter doesn't find its own card tags, it will fall back to using your Open Graph tags. It's a good practice to include both.

Do I need an `og:url` tag?

Yes, it's highly recommended. The `og:url` tag should be the canonical URL for the page. It helps aggregate all likes and shares for that page to a single URL, even if it's accessed through different links (e.g., with tracking parameters).

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Conclusion

Our Free Open Graph Checker is an essential tool for any marketer, developer, or content creator. It provides a fast and accurate way to preview how your content will appear when shared on social media, allowing you to debug issues and optimize your tags for maximum engagement. By ensuring your `og:image`, `og:title`, and `og:description` are perfect, you can significantly increase click-through rates and maintain a professional brand image across all platforms.

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