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Open Graph Audit for your website

Find missing Open Graph tags, broken preview images, and meta description issues across your website. Review prioritized fixes, share client reports, and schedule checks to track changes over time.

example.com
Room for Improvement
72
/ 10047 pages scanned
3Critical
8High
127Passed
og:image missing12 pages
og:title too short8 pages
meta description missing6 pages
og:type present47 pages
1B+URLs processed
1,000sof teams

OpenGraph.io powers link previews, metadata extraction, and URL intelligence for teams building with web content.

Use cases

Check meta tags across your website

Open Graph Audit is a bulk meta tag checker focused on Open Graph and preview metadata. Review supported tags, descriptions, images, and canonical URLs across multiple pages in one report.

Open Graph auditsBulk meta tag checksOG image checksMeta description checksCanonical URL checksSocial preview reviewsLaunch checksClient reportsShareable reportsPDF exportsScheduled monitoringEmail summariesPreview change tracking
Audit checks

Know which tags and preview details need attention

See which checks pass, which pages have issues, and what to review next. Each audited page includes its own findings and preview simulations.

Open Graph tags

Check for og:title, og:description, and og:image across your audited pages.

Meta descriptions

Find descriptions that are missing, too short, or too long.

Preview images

Identify missing or unreachable og:image assets that can leave shared links without an image.

Social preview cards

Review simulated Facebook, LinkedIn, and X cards alongside each page's findings.

OG image dimensions

Review declared image dimensions and aspect ratios to spot potential preview image issues.

Canonical URLs

Check whether audited pages declare a canonical URL alongside their sharing metadata.

Page type and site name

Check og:type and og:site_name for page classification and site attribution.

Prioritized fixes

Review issue summaries and recommendations to decide what to address first.

Monitoring

Monitor Open Graph tags as your site changes

A template update or content edit can change metadata after an audit. Schedule weekly or monthly checks of your audited pages and receive an email summary that calls out regressions between runs.

  • Run audits automatically on a weekly or monthly schedule
  • See regressions and recently fixed issues between runs
  • Review the status of your monitored sites in one place
  • Receive an email summary after each scheduled run
  • Include an overview report and an optional breakdown by page in updates
  • Recheck previously audited pages without starting each run manually
Monitored sitesWeekly
example.comNext run in 5d
Healthy1 fixed
shop.example.comNext run in 5d
Needs attention2 new
blog.example.comNext run in 2d
HealthyNo changes
Reporting

Share Open Graph audit findings with your clients

Turn the metadata issues on each page into a report your team or client can review. Email the report or export a PDF for launch reviews, client updates, and ongoing website work.

Shareable reports

Email audit findings to clients and teammates for review.

PDF exports

Save an audit report for client delivery or internal documentation.

Clear issue summaries

Explain missing tags, image problems, and description issues with context for each page.

Reports across pages

Review findings across audited URLs in one place.

Agency workflows

Use reports during launches, website updates, client handoffs, and recurring reviews.

Which tool to use

Check one URL or audit multiple pages

Choose a check for one page, an audit across many pages, or a tag generator based on the work you need to do.

Open Graph Audit

Best for multiple pages

Check Open Graph tags and supported preview metadata across your website, with reports and scheduled monitoring.

Use when:

You need to review a website or group of pages and share the findings with a team or client.

Run Open Graph Audit

Open Graph Checker

Best for one URL

Inspect Open Graph tags and preview metadata for an individual page.

Use when:

You need to investigate a specific URL before moving on to a broader audit.

Check OG Tags

Meta Tag Generator

Best for creating tags

Generate Open Graph and meta tags for a page.

Use when:

You need tag markup to add or update in your website.

Generate Meta Tags
Social previews

Review social previews alongside the audit findings

Check the metadata behind your shared links and review preview simulations for individual pages. Use the findings to investigate missing images, incomplete descriptions, and inconsistent Open Graph tags.

  • Review Open Graph metadata across multiple pages
  • Find missing or incomplete sharing tags
  • Investigate missing or unreachable og:image assets
  • Review declared image dimensions and aspect ratios
  • Check descriptions used alongside preview metadata
  • Inspect simulated Facebook, LinkedIn, and X cards
  • Share findings before a launch or client handoff
PagesScore
/blog/guide-to-og-tags
94
/products/link-preview
72
/about
41
/pricing
88
/contact
33
Website checks

Audit preview metadata before launches and updates

Use Open Graph Audit when new pages go live, templates change, or a client needs a review. Check supported metadata across pages and use the report to plan your next fixes.

Open Graph coverage

Find audited pages with missing Open Graph tags.

Preview image checks

Review image availability and declared dimensions across pages.

Findings by page

Identify the URLs affected by each issue.

Launch and update reviews

Check metadata when publishing pages or changing templates.

Client handoffs

Share an audit report with the people responsible for the fixes.

Fix priorities

Use grouped findings and recommendations to plan metadata updates.

How it works

From website URL to Open Graph audit report

01

Enter your website URL

Start an audit for your domain. OpenGraph.io discovers pages using sitemaps and internal links.

02

Check tags and preview metadata

The audit checks supported Open Graph tags, descriptions, images, and canonical URLs, then groups the findings into a scored report.

03

Review, share, or export

Review the issues on each page, share the report by email, or export a PDF for your team or client.

Team workflows

Built for website teams and client work

Checks across pages

Review supported metadata across pages instead of checking each URL separately.

Shareable reports

Email an audit report to a client, stakeholder, or teammate.

PDF exports

Keep a copy of the findings for client updates or internal records.

Clear issue summaries

Connect each metadata issue to the pages that need attention.

Free checks to start

Start with a free audit of up to 5 pages when you create your account.

Part of OpenGraph.io

Use audits alongside existing metadata, preview, and image tools.

FAQ

Open Graph Audit checks Open Graph tags and supported preview metadata across multiple pages of a website. It groups issues into a scored report that you can review, share by email, or export as a PDF.
The audit checks og:title, og:description, og:image, og:type, og:site_name, meta descriptions, and canonical URLs. It also reviews preview image availability and declared dimensions. Its focus is Open Graph and preview metadata.
Yes. Start with a website URL to discover and check multiple pages. The report shows which URLs were audited and the findings for each, so you can review issues beyond a single page.
Yes. Email an audit report to your team, client, or stakeholder, or export it as a PDF.
The report includes an overall score, check coverage, prioritized issues, and findings for each page. You can also review preview simulations for individual pages.
Open Graph Checker helps you inspect one URL. Open Graph Audit checks multiple pages and brings the findings into a report, with scheduled monitoring available on paid plans.
Yes. It checks for missing or unreachable og:image assets and reviews declared dimensions and aspect ratios. The report identifies the affected pages so you can investigate the images that need attention.
Yes. Paid plans support weekly or monthly checks of previously audited pages. Each run is compared with the previous run to show changes over time.
Each scheduled run sends an email summary that calls out regressions since the previous run. You can include an overview report and an optional breakdown by page.
Select Run Open Graph Audit, enter your website URL in the dashboard, and review the completed report. Use the example report to see the output before running your own audit.

Start your Open Graph audit

Check Open Graph tags, meta descriptions, preview images, and canonical URLs across your site, then share the findings with your team or clients.

No credit card required to get started.