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An OpenGraph visualizer (or OG tag tester) is a tool that simulates exactly how a webpage will look when shared on social media networks like Facebook, Twitter (X), LinkedIn, Discord, and Slack. It reads the hidden <meta property="og:..."> tags embedded in your website's HTML and generates an accurate preview of the resulting social card.
Links with optimized images, compelling titles, and accurate descriptions generate up to 250% more click-throughs on social media. If your OpenGraph tags are missing or malformed, platforms will display a broken, unprofessional link—costing you traffic, leads, and brand credibility.
og:imageThe most critical error. Without it, your link is just text. Use a service like OGCraft to automate image generation.
Social platforms prefer 1200x630 pixels (a 1.91:1 ratio). Smaller images may be cropped awkwardly or ignored entirely.
twitter:cardEven with standard OG tags, X (Twitter) requires <meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image"> to display the full-width image format.