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Free Open Graph & Meta Tag Tools

Free tools to test Open Graph tags, check meta tags and redirects, preview Google snippets and Twitter cards, and resize OG images to 1200x630. No sign-up needed.

Share previews

Use these when a link is about to go into a post, a chat, or a newsletter. The Open Graph checker reads the live page and draws estimated cards. The OG image size tool crops an existing picture before it is uploaded, and the OG image generator draws a new one from a title and a template.

Search and meta tags

Use these when the question is how a page reads to a search engine. The meta tag checker lists the tags in the HTML response. The SERP preview estimates how a title and description fit a Google result. The redirect checker follows a URL to the page it finally lands on, the sitemap generator crawls up to 20,000 pages of a site into sitemap.xml, and the sitemap validator checks an existing sitemap against the protocol.

Which tool to open first

A shared link that shows the wrong title, an old picture, or no card at all is a job for the Open Graph checker. It shows which tags the server sent and flags missing or broken ones.

When the image itself is the problem, crop it to 1200 × 630 in the OG image size tool, upload it, and check the page again. A page with no picture at all can get one from the OG image generator.

For a page that ranks but shows a cut-off title or the wrong snippet, start with the SERP preview. Use the meta tag checker to confirm that the canonical URL, robots tag, and description in the live HTML match what the template should print.

When an old address, an http link, or a short link lands somewhere unexpected, the redirect checker lists every hop with its status code, so a 302 that should be a 301 or a chain of three redirects is easy to spot.

A site with no sitemap, or one that has grown past it, can get a fresh file from the XML sitemap generator. The same crawl lists broken links and noindex pages it passes on the way. When Search Console reports that a sitemap could not be read, the sitemap validator shows the XML error or the URL entries at fault, with line numbers.

Every tool runs without an account. The checkers read public pages only, and the previews are estimates, not the exact cards or results a platform will show. The Open Graph guides explain each tag in more detail.

Frequently asked questions

Are the OG Scope tools free to use?
Yes. Every tool on this page is free and runs without an account or sign-up. You can test Open Graph tags, check meta tags and redirects, preview Google snippets, and create or resize OG images straight away.
Which tool should I use when a shared link shows the wrong title or image?
Start with the Open Graph checker. It reads the live page, shows which Open Graph tags the server sent, and flags missing or broken ones. If the image itself is the problem, crop it to 1200 × 630 with the OG image size tool, upload it, and check the page again.
What is the best Open Graph image size?
1200 × 630 pixels is the standard Open Graph image size. The OG image size tool crops and resizes an existing picture to 1200 × 630 or another Open Graph size, and the OG image generator creates a new 1200 × 630 image from a template, a title, colors and a logo. Both download as PNG, JPG or WebP.
How do I check the meta tags on a web page?
Enter a public URL in the meta tag checker. It lists the title, meta description, canonical URL, robots tag, viewport, language, H1, and the Open Graph and Twitter tags found in the page's HTML.
How can I see how my page will look in Google search results?
Use the SERP preview. It estimates how your title and meta description fit a Google result on desktop or mobile, shows the pixel width, and can add a date or product prefix and a rich snippet line. Like all the previews here, it is an estimate rather than the exact result Google will show.
How do I check if a redirect is a 301 or a 302?
Paste the URL into the redirect checker. It follows the link hop by hop and shows each status code and the final URL, so a 302 that should be a 301, or a chain of several redirects, is easy to spot. You can check one URL or up to 1,000 in bulk, as a browser, Googlebot or a link preview bot.
How do I create an XML sitemap for my website?
Use the XML sitemap generator. It crawls up to 20,000 pages and lets you download sitemap.xml, a sitemap index for large sites, and image tags. The same crawl also reports broken links and noindex pages it finds along the way.
Why does Search Console say my sitemap could not be read?
The sitemap may contain an XML error, bad URLs, invalid lastmod dates, or go over the size limits. The XML sitemap validator checks sitemap.xml, sitemap index and text sitemaps against the sitemap protocol and points to the problem entries with line numbers.