Open Graph Tag Checker
Enter a URL and see which Open Graph and Twitter card tags are present — and what's missing.
Frequently asked questions
Why do Open Graph tags matter if they don't affect search rankings?
They control how your page appears when shared on social platforms and in some chat interfaces — a missing or broken og:image and og:title means a shared link shows a blank or generic preview, which hurts click-through even if rankings are unaffected.
What's the difference between Open Graph and Twitter Card tags?
Open Graph is the broader standard used by Facebook, LinkedIn, and most link-preview systems; Twitter Card tags are a separate, X/Twitter-specific set that can fall back to Open Graph values if not explicitly set — this tool checks both.
What's the most common Open Graph mistake this tool finds?
A missing or incorrectly sized og:image is the most frequent issue — many platforms require a minimum image dimension, and a too-small or missing image often means no preview image shows at all.
Do these tags affect whether an AI engine cites my page?
Not directly — they're primarily for social and chat-link previews rather than content parsing. Article schema and clean heading structure matter more for citation odds.