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About This Tool
Extract and inspect Open Graph protocol metadata from raw HTML header snippets directly in your browser. Social media platformsโincluding Facebook, LinkedIn, Discord, and Slackโparse Open Graph tags from your web page head to generate rich link preview cards when users share your links.
This tool parses pasted HTML markup using client-side regular expressions, targeting the property and content attributes of standardized Open Graph tags. It isolates the primary social metadata keys: og:title (the headline displayed in the preview card), og:description (the summary snippet), og:image (the featured thumbnail image URL), and og:url (the canonical link target).
For example, pasting an HTML snippet containing <meta property="og:title" content="Launch Post"> and <meta property="og:image" content="https://example.com/cover.jpg"> extracts each field into structured lines for Title, Description, Image, and URL, allowing you to verify tag presence and attribute spelling before publishing.
All HTML text processing runs locally in your web browser. No source code, page contents, or website URLs are transmitted to any external server or web scraper.
How to Use
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Copy the <meta> tags from the <head> section of your web page HTML.
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Paste the HTML snippet into the input text box.
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Review the parsed output displaying og:title, og:description, og:image, and og:url values.
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Confirm that all required social card attributes are present and correctly formatted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Open Graph properties does this tool extract?
The parser extracts the core Open Graph meta tags: og:title, og:description, og:image, and og:url.
Do I need to paste the entire HTML document or just the meta tags?
You can paste either the full HTML document or just the <meta property="og:..." content="..."> lines from your <head> section.
Does this tool fetch my live URL or make external network calls?
No. The parser runs entirely on the text you paste into the browser window with zero remote network requests.