Open Graph
Checker
Enter your URL. AISearch Global reads its Open Graph tags so you know exactly how the page will look when shared on LinkedIn, Facebook, and beyond.
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og:title, og:description, og:image, and the rest) are the raw tag content read from your page's <head> — an illustrative read of what's declared, not a rendered preview. Actual link-preview rendering (cropping, image size, whether the description shows at all) varies by platform: LinkedIn, Facebook, and Slack each display Open Graph tags a little differently. Missing tags go in the <head> of the page you checked; most CMS/SEO plugins have a dedicated Open Graph or social-sharing settings panel rather than requiring raw HTML edits.Need help deciding which findings matter?
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About this tool
The AISearch Global Open Graph Checker reads og:title,
og:description, og:image, og:site_name, and og:type
directly from a page's head and flags anything missing. These tags control how a link looks when shared,
the headline, blurb, and image a person sees before they click, in the moment that decides whether they
click at all — this is a link-preview quality check, not an SEO authority signal.
What's shown is the illustrative, raw value of each tag as declared in your page's
<head>, not a rendered mockup of the actual card. Real rendering, cropping, image
size, whether the description even shows, varies by platform: LinkedIn, Facebook, and Slack each handle
Open Graph tags a little differently, so treat this as what you've declared, not a guarantee of exactly
how it will look everywhere.
For the page's full metadata picture, see the Meta & Technical Checker.
Frequently asked questions
What are Open Graph tags?
Open Graph tags are meta tags in a page's head (og:title, og:description, og:image, og:site_name, og:type) that control how the page appears when shared on LinkedIn, Facebook, and other platforms, and are also read by many AI and social preview systems.
What does the Open Graph Checker report?
It reads og:title, og:description, og:image, og:site_name, and og:type directly from the page head and flags any that are missing.
What happens if Open Graph tags are missing?
Platforms fall back to guessing, often pulling the wrong image or an unrelated snippet of text, which makes shared links look unpolished and can reduce click-through.
Does this show what the shared link will actually look like?
It shows the illustrative, raw value of each tag as declared in the page's head, not a rendered mockup of the final card. Actual rendering, cropping, image size, and whether the description even appears, varies by platform: LinkedIn, Facebook, and Slack each display Open Graph tags a little differently.