Facebook & LinkedIn Preview
Simulate social feed post banners, headlines, and domain captions live.
OG Image Verification
Verify og:image presence, HTTP accessibility, and image dimensions (recommended: 1200 x 630 px).
Exact Property Extraction
Extract og:title, og:description, og:url, og:site_name, and og:type.
Fetching Webpage & Auditing Open Graph Tags…
Checking og:title, og:description, resolving relative og:image URLs, and testing image accessibility.
OG Health Score
100 / 100
Evidence-BasedOG Image Status
Verified
HTTP 200 OKOG Title Status
Present
DeclaredOG Type
website
Object TypeFacebook & Social Share Feed Preview
Webpage Title Goes Here
Open graph description text snippet will be rendered here...
| Open Graph Property | Detected Content Value |
|---|
<meta property="og:title" content="...">
What is the Open Graph Protocol?
The Open Graph protocol (originally developed by Facebook) enables any webpage to become a rich object in social graphs. When users share your website URL on Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, WhatsApp, or iMessage, Open Graph tags customize the displayed image thumbnail, headline, and text snippet.
How to Use the Open Graph Tag Preview
1 Enter URL
Input any blog post or product landing page link.
2 Click Preview
Our tool fetches page HTML and renders a live Facebook/LinkedIn feed card.
3 Inspect Tags
Audit extracted og:title, og:image, and og:url values.
Open Graph Optimization Best Practices
Recommended
- Use high-resolution
og:imagebanners (1200 x 630 pixels, 1.91:1 ratio). - Use absolute HTTPS image URLs (e.g.
https://example.com/share.png). - Keep
og:titleconcise and punchy (under 60 characters). - Specify
og:type="website"orog:type="article"appropriately.
Avoid
- Avoid using relative paths (e.g.
/images/banner.jpg) inog:imagetags. - Do not upload images smaller than 600 x 315 pixels to avoid pixelation.
- Avoid putting heavy promotional text overlay across the entire share image.
- Don't forget to refresh social caches using Facebook Sharing Debugger after updating tags.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
og:image banner are 1200 x 630 pixels (an aspect ratio of 1.91:1). This ensures crisp rendering on high-DPI retina mobile screens and desktop feeds.
og:* meta tags to render link preview cards.