How to check an Open Graph image
To check an Open Graph image, open the tool and either upload a file or paste a direct image URL. Open Graph Image Preview reads the image dimensions and aspect ratio and tells you how close the asset is to a practical share-card target, so you can spot a too-small or oddly-shaped image before it goes live.
When you upload a file, the image is inspected locally in your browser rather than sent to a server. That keeps unreleased artwork and draft share cards private while you confirm the size is right.
- Upload an image file or paste a direct image URL
- Read the reported pixel dimensions and aspect ratio
- Compare against a practical Open Graph shape
- Resize the source if it falls short and re-check
How this differs from Open Graph Preview
Open Graph Image Preview focuses on the image asset itself: its size, ratio, and whether it looks close to a practical share-card target. The companion Open Graph Preview tool works on pasted metadata tags and renders a full card layout from them.
Use this image tool when you want to validate a single picture before you reference it in your tags. It gives practical asset guidance rather than a platform-perfect render, because each network crops and scales images slightly differently.