Important note
Open Graph metadata helps control how pages may appear when shared, but social platforms can cache, rewrite, or display metadata differently.
Preview social sharingSee how your page metadata may appear in a social sharing card.
Find missing metadataSpot missing titles, descriptions, images, URLs, and other Open Graph tags.
Improve sharing consistencyUse clearer metadata to create more consistent previews across supported platforms.
Frequently asked questions
What is Open Graph metadata?+
Open Graph metadata is a set of page tags that can help platforms understand what to show when a URL is shared.
What is og:title?+
og:title is the title intended for a social sharing preview.
What is og:image?+
og:image is the image URL intended for a social sharing preview.
What size should an Open Graph image be?+
Different platforms use different layouts. A landscape ratio around 1.91:1 is widely supported, but no single size guarantees every result.
Is Open Graph required for SEO?+
Open Graph primarily affects social sharing presentation. It is not a direct Google ranking requirement.
Why does my social preview look different from my Open Graph tags?+
Platforms can cache pages, apply their own layouts, rewrite metadata, or select different content.
Can a page have multiple og:image tags?+
Yes. Platforms may choose among them differently, so make the first image clear and relevant.
What is the difference between Open Graph and Twitter Cards?+
They are related metadata systems. Twitter/X Cards use their own tags, though some platforms can fall back to Open Graph values.
Where should Open Graph tags be placed?+
Place them in the HTML head of the page so crawlers and social platforms can read them consistently.
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