Free OG image checker

Check your OG image before everyone else does.

Paste any public URL into the Open Graph preview. We’ll show the image, title, and description that travel with it, then point out what is missing.

We fetch the public HTML once. Nothing is saved.

What gets checked

The tags behind the card.

A link preview looks simple. Underneath it are several tags, image requirements, redirects, and platform caches waiting to disagree.

Image

Finds og:image and resolves relative image URLs.

Copy

Checks dedicated OG copy and ordinary metadata fallbacks.

Dimensions

Reads declared width and height against the 1200 x 630 target.

Accessibility

Looks for useful alt text attached to the shared image.

Common questions

The short version.

What is an OG image?

It is the image websites declare with the og:image meta tag. Social networks, chat apps, and search products use it when they build a preview for a shared URL.

Why does my preview still show an old image?

Most platforms cache link previews. Fixing the tag is only the first step. You may also need to ask LinkedIn, Facebook, or another platform to scrape the URL again.

What size should an OG image be?

1200 x 630 pixels is the safest general-purpose size. It produces a 1.91:1 image that works well across the major large-card previews.