Open Graph Preview
Enter a URL to see its title and Open Graph / Twitter Card meta tags exactly as the server sends them.
Overview
When a link is shared on social media, chat apps, or messaging platforms, the receiving platform fetches the page server-side and reads its Open Graph (og:*) and Twitter Card (twitter:*) meta tags to build a preview card. This tool fetches a URL the same way and shows exactly which tags are present, which is useful for debugging why a shared link's preview looks wrong or is missing entirely.
Because this reads the raw server response rather than a browser-rendered page, it reflects what a link-unfurling bot actually sees — including cases where tags are only added by client-side JavaScript and therefore invisible to most unfurlers.
Examples
A page with OG tags configured
https://example.com
og:title: Example Domain
How It Works
- Enter a full URL, including https:// or http://.
- Complete the verification check if shown.
- Click Preview to fetch the page and extract its tags.
- Review the title and every og:*/twitter:* tag found.
Use Cases
Debugging a broken social share preview
Check whether og:image, og:title, and og:description are actually present in the server response.
Confirming tags survive a JavaScript framework's rendering
Verify Open Graph tags injected by a client-side app are present in the initial server response, not only added after JS runs.
Tips
- Most social platforms don't execute JavaScript when unfurling a link — if OG tags are only added client-side, they won't show up here or in a real share preview either.
- og:image should be an absolute URL, not a relative path — some platforms fail to resolve relative image URLs correctly.
FAQ
No — it reads the raw HTML the server returns, the same as most social platforms' link-unfurling bots, which generally don't execute JavaScript.
This tool makes an outbound request to a URL you choose, so a quick bot check helps prevent the tool being used to flood arbitrary sites with automated traffic.