Check how your page renders in AI assistants and share previews. Audits Open Graph tags, Twitter Cards, share-image reachability, and JSON-LD coverage. Free, single-use per email.
Verify your email, drop in any URL, and get a 100-point breakdown with prioritized fixes for the metadata that drives every share preview surface.
Presence of og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url, og:type, og:site_name. Missing core tags break previews across every share surface.
Title length (30-65 chars), description length (110-200 chars), and og:url vs canonical alignment. Length matters because every platform truncates differently.
twitter:card type plus explicit or fallback twitter:title, twitter:description, twitter:image. X falls back to og:* if Twitter-specific tags are missing.
Live HEAD check on the share image: HTTPS required, must return 200, must be under 5MB. Most platforms refuse anything else and render text-only.
JSON-LD coverage layered on top of OG. AI assistants use Article/Product/Organization/FAQPage for entity disambiguation when OG alone is ambiguous.
Your Open Graph score measures whether the metadata that drives share previews and AI assistant rendering is present, valid, reachable, and consistent with your structured data.
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