Every OpenGraph.io MCP Tool, Explained

Fetch a URL's title, description, image, favicon, and Open Graph / Twitter Card data, or check exactly how it will look when shared on Facebook, X, LinkedIn, and Google.

“Preview https://example.com and tell me if the Open Graph tags are complete.”

Fetch a page's raw rendered HTML, convert it to clean Markdown, pull specific elements like headings and links, or ask a natural-language question about the page. Markdown conversion can return only the passages relevant to a question, ranked, instead of the whole document — so a long page doesn't have to fill the context window.

“Find the parts of this API changelog that mention breaking changes and summarize them.”

Capture a full-page or viewport screenshot of any URL, or generate, refine, and export an AI image — an illustration, diagram, icon, or social card — from a text prompt.

“Screenshot this page, then generate a simple architecture diagram of its layout.”

Crawl a site to discover its URLs, run a full SEO and social-sharing audit across them, or get an instant quality score and fix list for a single page.

“Audit my site at example.com and tell me the top three things to fix before launch.”

See every site you've audited with its current score and trend, set audits to re-run on a schedule, and ask what changed since last time — which issues are new, which were fixed, and which have come back after being fixed.

“What changed on example.com since the last audit, and is anything we fixed back again?”

Build a fix list against an audit — the exact title, description, or image you want each page changed to — then export it as CSV for whoever implements it, or email yourself the full report.

“Draft better titles and descriptions for the pages that failed, save them, and export the list as CSV.”