Open Graph tags, also known as OG Tags, are used by social networks such as Facebook or Twitter to show rich results when a user shares a page.
og:description
tag not found or empty
code: og_description_elementAttributeNotEmpty
The og:description
property allows social networks to display a short description of the shared article, which provides context to the future reader who clicks on the link within these platforms.
It is recommended that you detail this property, otherwise social networks may not be able to extract this information correctly.
og:image:height
doesn’t match og:image
’s height
code: og_image_height_isValid
The system has found the og:image:height
meta tag in these URLs, but it does not match the actual height of og:image
. Make sure that this property is specified and details the real height of the image in pixels.
og:image:height
not found
code: og_image_height_exists
og:image:width
doesn’t match og:image
’s width
code: og_image_width_isValid
The system has found the og:image:width
meta tag in these URLs, but it does not match the actual width of og:image
. Make sure that this property is specified and details the real width of the image in pixels.
og:image:width
not found
code: og_image_width_exists
og:image
doesn’t contain a url
code: og_image_hasUrl
The system has found the og:image
property but it does not contain a valid URL. It is advisable to include this property as otherwise social networks may have trouble displaying your content properly.
og:image
meta not found
code: og_image_exists
og:image
’s width is lower than 1080px
code: og_image_hasRecommendedWidth
You are currently using images over 600px wide, which is acceptable. However, Facebook recommends including 1080px wide images for best display on high resolution devices. Please consider increasing the size of images mainly for relevant articles.
og:image
’s width is lower than 600px
code: og_image_hasValidWidth
Open Graph tags, also known as OG Tags, are used by social networks such as Facebook or Twitter to show rich results when a user shares one of your pages.
Facebook recommends including 600px or wider images. Please consider increasing the size of images mainly for relevant articles.
og:type
tag is neither article
nor website
code: og_type_elementAttributeMatchesAnyValue
Open Graph tags, also known as OG Tags, are used by social networks such as Facebook or Twitter to show rich results when a user shares one of your pages.
Facebook recommends to detail the property og:type
and in your case it is recommended that this is of type Website
or Article
depending on the type of content. We have not detected that you use this marking, so perhaps you should take this into consideration.
og:url
not found
code: og_url_exists
og:url
tag does not match canonical
rel link
code: og_url_elementAttributeMatchesCanonicalUrl
This property must details the canonical URL of the article we are visiting.
We have detected that the value used does not detail a URL that does not correspond to the URL detailed in your Canonical
tag. Just make sure this behaviour was planned.
Format of og:image
is not an accepted image format
code: og_image_hasSupportedExtension
It is recommended that these images are in JPG, PNG, WEBP or GIF format. The system has detected that some of the images detailed in this property do not meet this requirement.