Social preview validation
See exactly how your URL will appear on X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Discord and more — before you share it.
Validate your Open Graph tags, Twitter Cards and OG images — then fix what's broken in one click.
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Open Graph Checker — Validate your social media meta tags.
7 platforms · Deterministic checks · 0–100 score.
Deterministic checks across four groups. Each one maps to a real browser, search or social platform behaviour.
See exactly how your URL will appear on X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Discord and more — before you share it.
Check dimensions, file size, HTTPS, MIME type and reachability of your Open Graph image.
Verify twitter:card, title, description and image meta tags for optimal Twitter sharing.
Get a 0–100 score with critical issues, warnings and passed checks — no guesswork.
A single score summarises your Open Graph quality. Drill into the issues, the warnings, and the checks that already pass.
87/100
Good, but improvable
1
Critical
2
Warnings
0
Notes
12
Passed
og:title, og:description, og:image (1200×630), og:url
og:type=product, og:image with alt text, product:price
og:site_name, og:locale, og:image with brand colours
Everything you need to know before you paste a URL.
It fetches a public URL, parses the HTML, and reports whether the Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags are present, correct, and ready for social previews across platforms like X, Facebook, LinkedIn and Discord.
No. Anonymous checks are cached in memory for 10 minutes to reduce duplicate work. The website never stores fetched HTML on disk. Your last URL is only used to render the result.
We evaluate deterministic checks across OG tags, the OG image, Twitter cards and technical metadata. Each check has a fixed weight, and the score is the sum of earned weight expressed as a percentage from 0 to 100.
One URL. Full audit. See exactly how your page appears on every platform.
— free, no login required.
We count traffic with Plausible, which sets no cookie, and with Google
Analytics 4, which stores a _ga cookie to tell
one visitor from the next. Your choice changes nothing about how the site works.